Kingston Transit to begin seasonal service change in early September

Starting Monday, Sept. 7, several transit route and schedule updates will take place to reflect Kingston Transit’s annual fall service adjustments.

The upcoming service changes will benefit transit customers by:

  • Adjusting service frequency on select routes to continue providing reliable travel to passengers;
  • Providing enhanced connectivity between Kingston and Amherstview.

Service highlights

Highlights of the fall service changes include:

  • Route 10 will offer more frequent service to provide greater access to the Barr Homes Aquatic Centre in Amherstview.
  • Route 12 will offer weekday service every 10 minutes between St. Lawrence College, Queen’s University, Kingston General Hospital and downtown (from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.)
  • Weekday timing adjustments to improve reliability on Express 701/702, Express 801/802, and routes 2, 10, 31 and 32.

Explore the updated network map and detailed route schedules at KingstonTransit.ca.

We’re here to help! Ask questions or get help with trip planning by reaching out to us by phone at 613-546-0000 or by email at ContactUs@CityofKingston.ca. Customers can also plan trips on their mobile device by downloading the Transit App — just set the date to Sept. 7 or later to see the fall schedules.

Stay connected

Stay connected to Kingston Transit through the Transit App. Transit is available for both Android and iPhone users. It’s a superpowered way to plan your transit trips, check availability and track your ride in real time. It also offers connected trip planning to help you get to your route whether walking or by bike. As a bonus, it comes with bike trip planning features to help you navigate the safest route on two wheels.

Subscribe to email notices about transit service at www.CityofKingston.ca/Subscribe and click Transit News and Service Alerts.

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