Warning | Pride Parade Detours

MAX Green, MAX Purple, MAX Yellow, and routes 1, 3, 6, 7, 10, 13, 15, 17, 22, 24, 66, 90, 101, 302, & 500 are on detour in the downtown area until approximately 4 p.m.

Service updates

Information | Attention: Bus Stop Signs

Some bus stop signs in the Saddletowne, Northeast and North Central areas have not yet been updated following our fall service changes, which began on August 31. Please use our Trip Planner or the Transit app to plan your trip – both will provide up-to-date locations of all the stops on your route. We are working to update the remaining bus stop signs as quickly as possible and apologize for the inconvenience.

Bus Hailing Kits have cards that display large numbers embossed in Braille. They can be used to help visually impaired bus riders hail a bus.

The kits have a plastic sleeve that the numbered cards slide into. By holding the kit at shoulder height, users can easily communicate their desired bus route to both drivers and other customers.

The kits also include a color coded strip that informs bus drivers if the passenger requires the bus to be lowered, or the ramp to be extended.

Here's how to use the kit:

Arrange the cards in the bus hailing kit to show the route you want to take.

  • Pick the colour strip to indicate what your boarding needs are:
    • Yellow - requires the bus to be lowered for entry
    • Orange - requires ramp access to the bus
    • White - no special needs required
  • Hold the kit at shoulder height so that the bus operator can clearly see the route number and if you need assistance boarding.

Contact us to get your free bus hailing kit today.