Planning ahead makes taking Saskatoon Transit easier
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This special holiday service to Saskatoon's 5 malls (Midtown, Confederation, Lawson Heights, Centre and …
Saskatoon Transit's 2021 Annual Report is available here.
In response to the need for additional service to alleviate some of the full buses in both the AM and PM peaks, Saskatoon Transit will be making some adjustments effective, Monday, September 26. For details visit SaskatoonTransit.ca/route-and-schedules, call Customer Service…
Experience Transit is a travel training program to teach people with little to no experience using public transit how to travel safely, independently, and with spontaneity in Saskatoon. It is a free program that includes information on fixed route and on-demand transit.
BRT is a new type of transit service for Saskatoon that will help connect riders from where they are to where they want to be. It will form the backbone of a transit system built around frequent, direct transit links.
Riding with Saskatoon Transit means you’re sharing space with other passengers and our operators. Here are some etiquette tips to help make everyone’s trip as enjoyable as possible.
Saskatoon Transit has real time transit tracking through third party developers, Transit App and Google Maps Transit.
Get a monthly discount of at least 40% off the cost of a regular adult monthly pass if your employer is one of our partners in the Eco Pass Program.
Access Transit is for those who are unable to use the regular transit system with safety and dignity. We are a shared-ride service, with 28 mid-sized transit diesel buses, providing transportation from accessible door to accessible door service.
Needing to get somewhere specific? Check out our list of popular destinations that are easily accessible by Saskatoon Transit.
