Streets & Transportation
City of Moose Jaw Transit Division
NEWS
August 24, 2022
Hotspot Parking App Can Now Be Used to Purchase Regular Transit Passes
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TRANSIT INFORMATION
Moose Jaw Transit provides fixed route service from Monday through Friday on four routes which converge in the downtown core in the vicinity of City Hall and the Mae Wilson theatre. Additional coverage is offered on regular school days to high school students on our School Extra runs. Paratransit Service is offered from Monday to Saturday. Moose Jaw Transit does not operate on Sundays or statutory holidays.
Regular transit service is provided on modern, accessible vehicles equipped with lowering boarding platforms and loading ramps as well as two wheelchair spaces to accommodate customers with special needs. Travelling by bicycle or with a stroller? Ask your transit driver for assistance in securing your item on a front-mounted bike rack or inside the bus.
Electronic destination signs display the route numbers and names on the curb side and rear of each of the buses. The route names are reflective of the area of the city serviced by the routes.
Bus stops are placed along each route at locations that are practical based on distance and roadway geometry. Stops are placed at or adjacent to major intersections as well as every two to three blocks, and are located within walking distance of most areas of the city.
Benches and shelters are located at busy bus stops and in locations where weather may be a factor in passenger comfort. If you witness a bench or shelter being damaged, please call Moose Jaw Police Service at 911. To report vandalism, please ‘Report an Issue’ and select ‘Transit’, or download the City of Moose Jaw app and select ‘Report an Issue’ and then select ‘Transit’.
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COVID-19 SAFETY
- Please stay home if you are sick and/or exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19. If you have tested positive for COVID-19, please stay home for five days from the date of test or 24 hours after fever has resolved without the aid of fever-reducing medications and all other symptoms have been improving for at least 48 hours, whichever is later. Please stay home if you have been advised to self-isolate by Public Health. Moose Jaw Transit reserves the right to refuse service to anyone not abiding by these standards
- Masks are recommended but not mandatory on board Transit buses. Disposable masks are available to passengers upon request.
- Hand sanitizer is available to passengers on all buses.
- Buses are disinfected periodically throughout the day, and thoroughly cleaned regularly.
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