On Thursday, July 23, Niagara Regional Council passed a temporary face covering by-law (By-law 2020-46) to require residents to wear mandatory face coverings in enclosed public places, and on Regional and Municipal transit beginning Friday, July 31st. This by-law is to help reduce the spread of COVID-19 in indoor public spaces as more businesses and services begin to reopen. Exemptions and other details are posted at niagararegion.ca/covid19.
Service Enhancements - Effective September 6, 2021
Niagara Falls Transit is improving service by making a number of adjustments and increases to routes and timing. Select transit routes and stops will be expanded and others will be adjusted to make better use of resources in response to growing customer demand and new development in the City.
Some of the featured changes include:
- Accommodation of new residential growth areas in the community. This includes addressing growth in the City’s south end, and migrating service toward the future site of the new hospital.
- Impacted neighbourhoods include Warren Woods / Garner / Oldfield / Thundering Waters
- Improvement of routing to facilitate:
- ease of use for passengers
- consistent timing for routes
- alignment of departure times day and night, and Sundays and Holidays from Major hubs
- Addition of service to Heartland Forest / WEGO Facility / Blackburn Parkway in both directions.
- Access to Stanley South Business Park for those without transportation for employment activities.
- Completion of the Morrison/Dorchester Lay-by this September with AODA compliant stops and shelters.(Stay tuned for platform locations)
Affected routes and stops include: #103 / #105 / #106 / #113 / #203 / #205 / #206 / #213 (Maps can be found by going to Routes and Schedules and click on the appropriate Route)
With this expansion and re-design of some route additional stops will be added and some stops will be removed. A full list can be found on the Routes and Schedule page.
Niagara transit operators providing free transit to residents travelling to get COVID-19 vaccination
Niagara transit operators are pleased to be providing free transit fare to residents to and from their COVID-19 vaccination appointments. This offer is to support the health and safety of the community by providing Niagara residents with access to life saving COVID-19 vaccinations at the location they are booked to receive it.
To receive the free fare, riders are required to show the driver a vaccination appointment confirmation (e-mail or other format) to board and proof of vaccination for the return trip. This process applies for appointments for both the first and second dose. Rides can be to/from one of the 11 vaccination sites operated by Niagara Region.
Should vaccinations become available at some doctors, pharmacies or other locations, those trips also qualify under this program. Information on Niagara Region’s vaccination program. For information about getting to the Niagara Falls Vaccination Clinic, visit ours Bus Route and Schedules page.
All riders are to observe COVID-19 protocols. Masks are mandatory on all forms of transit and physical distancing of two metres (six feet) should be maintained wherever possible.
Questions Contact Niagara Falls Transit at 905-356-1179
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Niagara Falls Transit & WEGO
8208 Heartland Forest Road,
Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada
Phone: 905-356-1179
Fax: 905-356-5576
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