Conventional Transit Service

Bus Passes and Single Fares

Transit users may purchase monthly bus passes to reduce their cost-per-ride to use the City of Owen Sound Transit System. Single fares can be purchased on an as needed basis and include transfers from one bus to the other. Riders must ask the bus driver to receive their transfer slip. 

Bus passes and single fares may be purchased by both conventional and mobility transit users. Please call (519) 376-9139 with any inquiries.

Transit passes and trip tickets are valid on both conventional and mobility transit services. 

Transit Hours

The hours of operation are Monday to Friday 6:30 am to 6:00 pm with the last bus leaving the terminal at 6:00 pm.

On Saturdays, the hours are 9:00 am to 4:00 pm with the last bus leaving the terminal at 4:00 pm.

There is no transit (conventional or mobility) service available on Sundays or Statutory Holidays

Rates

Please note that students and seniors may be required to provide identification for their pass or fare.

Ticket and Pass Purchase Locations

Bus Routes and Maps

Each of our bus maps, including a map with all of the routes, can be found in the links below:

• Combined Route Map
• Brooke Route Only
• Core Route Only
• Crosstown Route Only
• East Bayshore Route Only

All of our route directions for each of the bus routes are found in the links below:

• Brooke Directions and stops
• Core Directions and stops
• Crosstown Directions and stops
• East Bayshore Directions and stops

Carry-ons

Collapsible buggies and strollers are permitted on the bus. For the safety of all passengers, children are not permitted to be in the stroller or buggy while travelling on the bus unless it is tied down in the wheelchair location.

In-line skates, roller blades, ice skates, or skateboards are not allowed to be worn or used while on the bus; you must hold them on your lap.

Bike Racks

As an added feature to encourage an active lifestyle, a bicycle rack has been placed on the front of every bus. These racks are extremely easy to use and can hold up to two bicycles at a time at no additional charge to the rider.

It is the responsibility of the passengers using the bike racks to secure them. If you need guidance, feel free to ask the driver.

Advertising

For advertising opportunities on the transit system, please contact Pattison Outdoor Advertising - Nicholas Campney at ncampney@PattisonOutdoor.com