What's New

Route Detours and Holiday Changes

Bus schedules and routes occasionally vary to accommodate construction, events and holidays. Before planning your trip, check here for current changes affecting Kingston Transit.
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Transit's Rack & Roll Service
Is Set To Resume On March 19

Mar 13/12 > Kingston Transit's Rack and Roll makes it easier to get around and offers greater convenience to transit riders. Rack and Roll is available on every Kingston Transit bus during the cycling season (March through November) for no extra charge. MORE ...

Changes To Transit Routes 7, A & 19 In Effect

Kingston Transit customer feedback has lead to improvements to three routes. Changes to Routes 7, A, and 19 came into effect on July 4. The Trip Planner and Google Maps have been updated to reflect these changes.
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Transit Trip Plans Offered By Google Transit

Jul 16/10 > Kingstonians can now plan to get where they are going by Kingston Transit using Google Transit, an option that appears as a bus-like Public Transit icon when users choose the "Get Directions" link on Google Maps.  MORE ...

Drivers Reminded To Yield To Buses

The City reminds drivers that they are legally required to yield to buses as they leave bus bays to merge into traffic under the Highway Traffic Act. This law is aimed at ensuring the reliability and efficiency of bus services like Kingston Transit — to keep them on schedule, especially during rush hours.  MORE ...

Briefly

TRANSIT DAY PASS
FOR CITY VISITORS

A $5.50 Day Pass is available for visitors to Kingston. This pass gives one adult and two children (under 18) unlimited bus rides, and is available at City Hall, 216 Ontario St., or at the Tourism Information Office in Confederation Park.

'MY CARD' OUTLETS
AND TRANSIT FARES

You can pay cash to ride Kingston Transit, or — better yet — use an electronic My Card to store your fares for multiple rides in one convenient, safe place.  MORE ...