On Jan. 1, 2023, Niagara launched a new consolidated transit system called Niagara Region Transit, connecting all of Niagara into one transit operator. Riders won't see changes to services but may see changes in fare prices and technology. Read news story.
Niagara Region and the City of Port Colborne launched NRT OnDemand transit service in Port Colborne Jan. 3, 2022. Read news story.
NRT OnDemand |
NRT OnDemand is a partnership between Niagara Region and the City of Port Colborne. The highly successful on-demand rideshare service, already operating in six other Niagara communities, replaced the fixed route service operated by Welland Transit, which ended on Dec. 31, 2021. Now all residents in Port Colborne will have access to transit services no matter where they live, with NRT OnDemand covering the whole city. NRT OnDemand offers riders in smaller, rural communities more equitable access to transit than conventional, fixed route bus service can provide. How to book a ride: - Using the NRT OnDemand mobile app for Android or Apple - Calling the new toll-free number: 1-833-715-2061, and selecting a pick-up and drop-off location within the service zone.
Once the ride is booked, passengers are directed to a nearby stop location to await their ride. Individuals without access to a smartphone are able to purchase transit passes at Port Colborne City Hall and Vale Health and Wellness Centre.
Hours of Operation:
NRT OnDemand operates in Port Colborne Monday to Saturday between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Fares:
The fleet’s vehicle are mini-vans, which offer comfortable seating for up to five passengers. All COVID-19 protocols are in place for the health and safety of passengers and operators. |
Port Colborne–Welland Link |
Please note: The Port Colborne–Welland Link is a $4.00 fare. If transferring to another Niagara Region Transit bus, it is a $6.00 fare instead of $4.00. For more information on the Port Colborne–Welland Link bus service, please visit the Niagara Region's website. |
Niagara Region Transit |
Niagara Region Transit gives riders the ability to reach multiple municipalities in Niagara. Planning a trip from Port Colborne to another Niagara Municipality that does not offer NRT OnDemand?
For more information on routes, schedules, fares, and how to transfer to another bus, please visit the Niagara Region's website. |
Universal Support Person Pass |
Please note: These passes are issued by the Niagara Region. |
Where can I purchase a bus pass? |
The following passes are available for purchase at Port Colborne City Hall, First Floor, located at 66 Charlotte Street, from Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.:
The following passes are available at Vale Health & Wellness Centre, located at 550 Elizabeth Street, from Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.:
Accepted forms of payment for these bus passes at City Hall and Vale Health & Wellness Centre are cash, debit or cheque. Please note: A single ride cash fare is paid to the bus driver directly. They do not carry change, so you must have the exact amount. For more information on other locations available for purchasing a bus pass, please visit the Niagara Region's website. |