Orangeville Transit is committed to making your trip enjoyable. Learn about our fare-free transit pilot or check out our route schedule and maps before your next trip.
Review and follow our riding guidelines and make sure you are always respectful of other passengers.
Accessible Buses and Accessibility Services |
Orangeville Transit is dedicated to ensuring accessible transit options are available to our riders who require those services. All of our Town-owned buses are accessible and priority seating spaces are provided for those with wheelchairs, scooters, and other accessibility needs.
When the Town's transit buses are off the roads for mechanical reasons, Orangeville Transit has worked to ensure our riders with services to meet their needs.
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Non-Transit Buses |
In the event Orangeville Transit requires the use of non-transit buses to supplement routes, we have taken steps to identify these buses to our riders. Orangeville Transit signs are now visible on each bus when they are in service. Signs are colour coordinated to match the colour of the route they are servicing (Blue, Green, Orange). The signs can be found on the passenger side of the vehicle to assist riders in identifying the buses when waiting at transit stops. |
Service Animals |
Service Animals are permitted on all Orangeville Transit Vehicles:
The Service Animal must be clearly identifiable and have an official vest/harness identifying that the animal is in service of the passenger, trainer, transporter. The passenger transporting, training or using the animal must ensure that the animal remains in the care and control of the passenger at all times. |
Backpacks and bulky bags |
If you are carrying a backpack or large bag, please make sure it doesn't block the aisles. You should remove the bag from your back and place it on the floor or on your lap while riding. |
Priority seating |
All Orangeville Transit buses have a designated priority seating area for individuals with mobility issues. These seats are typically located near the front of the bus. If you are in the priority seating area, please leave the seat if a passenger with a mobility issue gets on the bus. |
Strollers, walkers and shopping carts |
If you have a stroller or walker on the bus, please make sure that they don't block the aisles. If possible, we recommend folding strollers and walkers. We allow shopping carts and packages as long as you follow these guidelines:
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Support persons |
We offer free transit services to personal support workers accompanying an individual that requires assistance. All of our vehicles are accessible. |