Although signs at affected stops may be removed earlier, the new arrangements will not officially begin until December 1
Brockville Transit riders will need to check their usual routes before December 1, as the city prepares to remove 35 underused bus stops and relocate two others.
The changes are part of an effort to improve transit service efficiency across the city.
The affected stops are spread across the Red, Blue and Green routes. Two stops currently located on Church Street will also move. The Church Street stop at John Street will relocate to James Street at John Street, while the Church Street stop near the Post Office will move to James Street at the Food Bank.
Updated bus stop information is expected to appear on Google Maps beginning November 18.
The city encourages riders to check their regular trips and identify their nearest available stops before the changes take effect.
Although signs at affected stops may be removed earlier, the new arrangements will not officially begin until December 1.
Learn more at: https://brockville.com/city-services/transit/.
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