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Q   How often do buses on the perimeter route depart? Q   On which roadways does the perimeter route operate? Q   What major destinations are serviced by the perimeter route? Q   How can I transfer from the perimeter route to a bus travelling from St. George’s Square? Q   How can I find out when the next bus will arrive at my bus stop? Q   Which bus routes offer accessible service? Q   How can I find out if the next bus arriving at my stop is a low-floor bus? Q   How can I find out if low-floor buses can accommodate my needs? Q   Does the City offer transit service for individuals who are unable to board the low-floor buses? Q   Is there accessible transit service available for out of town trips? Q   How can I find out what bus route will get me to my destination the quickest? Q   How can I transfer from one bus route to another? Q   Can I be dropped off at a location other than the designated bus stops when travelling in the evening? Q   Where can I find out more about Guelph Transit? Q   Who do I contact to advertise on buses, shelters or benches? Q   How long does it take for snow to be removed from my bus stop?       Q   How often do buses on the perimeter route depart?       A     The perimeter route operates on half hour intervals from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., Monday to Friday. Buses depart from Woodlawn & Edinburgh in clockwise (70B) and counter clockwise (70A) directions at 7 a.m. and every half hour until 10:30 p.m. Buses depart the University Centre in both directions at 7:30 a.m. and every half hour until 10 p.m.  Visit Next Bus for live departure information.  back to top       Q   On which roadways does the perimeter route operate?       A   The perimeter route operates via Woodlawn, Victoria and Stone roads, the Hanlon Expressway, Wellington Street West and Imperial Road. back to top       Q   What major destinations are serviced by the perimeter route?       A   Buses on the perimeter route stop at the University Centre, Arbour Medical Centre, Victoria Road Recreation Centre, Riverside Glen retirement community, Home Depot, Galaxy Cinemas, West End Community Centre and Stone Road Mall. back to top       Q   How can I transfer from the perimeter route to a bus travelling from St. George’s Square?       A   Transfers from the perimeter route can be made at any bus stop where two routes meet. To find Guelph Transit route maps and schedules visit guelphtransit.ca or call Guelph Transit at 822-1811 for assistance. back to top       Q   How can I find out when the next bus will arrive at my bus stop?       A     Detailed route schedules are available at guelphtransit.ca or by calling Guelph Transit at 822-1811. Guelph Transit staff are happy to help you find the quickest, most convenient route to your destination. Visit Next Bus for live departure information. back to top     Q   Which bus routes offer accessible service?       A   Click here for more information.  back to top       Q   How can I find out if the next bus arriving at my stop is a low-floor bus?       A   To find out if the bus en route is a low-floor bus, call Guelph Transit at 822-1811, TTY 837-5731.  back to top       Q   How can I find out if low-floor buses can accommodate my needs?       A   Wheelchair patrons are encouraged to contact Guelph Transit to arrange for a visit for instructions on tie down systems. back to top       Q   Does the City offer transit service for individuals who are unable to board the low-floor buses?       A     Guelph’s Mobility Service provides door to door transit within Guelph for individuals who are unable to board a conventional bus. Mobility Service requires advanced booking and can be made by calling Guelph Transit at 822-1811 and TTY 837-5731. * For more information on Guelph’s Mobility Service, such as eligibility requirements, cancellations, booking, and other policies, please visit guelphtransit.ca or contact Guelph Transit. back to top       Q   Is there accessible transit service available for out of town trips?       A   The Mobility Service can be chartered for transportation outside of Guelph depending on the availability of vehicles. Please contact Guelph Transit to enquire about availability. * Red Top Taxi offers 24-hour accessible service for out of town trips and can be booked by calling 827-1092. back to top       Q   How can I find out what bus route will get me to my destination the quickest?       A   Guelph Transit staff are happy to assist you in planning your trip. Customer Service Representatives can be reached at 822-1811 and TTY 837-5731, and can help you determine the most convenient route to your destination. back to top       Q   How can I transfer from one bus route to another?       A   Passengers can transfer routes at any point where two routes connect. Transfers must be presented to bus operators when boarding, are valid for one hour from the time of issue, and are to be used as part of a continuous trip, NOT a return trip. back to top       Q   Can I be dropped off at a location other than the designated bus stops when travelling in the evening?           In the evenings, Guelph Transit’s Request Stop program allows you to exit the bus at locations along the route other than the regular bus stops. Simply notify the bus operator at least one stop ahead of where you wish to get off the bus. Providing it is safe to stop, the operator will let you off as close to your request as possible. Request Stops are available daily after 6:45 p.m. back to top       Q   Where can I find more information about Guelph Transit?     Visit guelphtransit.ca or contact Guelph Transit at 822-1811, TTY 837-5731, or transit@guelph.ca Q Who do I contact to advertise on the buses, shelters or benches?           Bus Interior and Exterior Sambrook Media Corp. (effective July 1 2009) 866-415-0024 info@sambrookmedia.com www.sambrookmedia.com Shelter Pattison Outdoor 800-363-1675 http://www.pattisonoutdoor.com/en/ Bench Creative Outdoor Advertising 800-661-6088 http://www.creativeoutdoor.com/index.html       Q   How long does it take for the snow to be removed from my bus stop? It usually takes five days on average after a snow event ends to completely clear the entire city sidewalk and bus stop inventory.