How do you call Winnipeg Transit?

Call 204-287-RIDE (7433). A user-friendly menu helps you find current or future schedule times.

How do I report a Winnipeg Transit driver?

Complaints/Reporting Process: To make a report to police that is not an emergency dial the Police Non-Emergency telephone number, 204-986-6222. If you have a negative experience while using public transportation (i.e.: Winnipeg Transit, Winnipeg Transit Plus, taxicabs, or PTPs), you may wish to report your complaint.

How late do buses run in Winnipeg?

Winnipeg Transit has 93 regular routes and 34 school routes using a fleet of 640 buses (as of 2019). They operate from 6:00 am to until past midnight, and are available the entire week.

Are some buses free in Winnipeg?

Some changes to Winnipeg Transit roll in on Jan. 1, 2021. Starting in the new year, children are now able to ride the bus for free if they’re riding with a fare-paying customer.

How do I contact the city of Winnipeg?

Contact 311

  1. Social: @cityofwinnipeg. @cityofwinnipeg.
  2. Email: [email protected].
  3. Phone or fax: 311.
  4. Toll free: 1-877-311-4974 (4WPG)
  5. TTY: 204-986-1311.
  6. Mail: 311 Services, 510 Main St., Winnipeg, MB R3B 1B9.

How do I become a bus driver in Winnipeg?

Becoming a School Bus Driver If You Currently Hold a Class 5F Driver’s Licence. To operate a school bus for Manitoba’s public schools, individuals are required to meet all training and testing requirements of both Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) and Manitoba Education and Early Childhood Learning.

How many buses does Winnipeg have?

Local bus service is provided by Winnipeg Transit, which operates a fleet of 535 buses, 293 of which are low floor easy access buses, covering 86 routes throughout the city.

Can you pay cash on Winnipeg Transit?

There are three options you can choose from to pay for your bus fare: cash, bus tickets, or a bus pass.

How do I contact 311 in Winnipeg?

Connect with us

  1. Social: @cityofwinnipeg. @cityofwinnipeg.
  2. Email: [email protected].
  3. Phone or fax: 311.
  4. Toll free: 1-877-311-4974 (4WPG)
  5. TTY: 204-986-1311.
  6. Mail: 311 Services, 510 Main St., Winnipeg, MB R3B 1B9.

Is there a parking ban in Winnipeg tonight?

There are currently no snow-related parking bans in effect. Please observe regular parking restrictions as posted on street signs.

How much do bus drivers make in Winnipeg?

The average salary for a Bus Driver is $52,230 per year in Winnipeg, MB Area.

What license do you need to drive a bus in Manitoba?

Class of Driver’s Licence The Drivers and Vehicles Act, Regulation 47/2006 provides definitions of Class 2 and Class 4 vehicles. The Pupil Transportation Unit strongly recommends that school bus drivers in Manitoba hold a Class 2F driver’s licence, thus allowing the option to operate every size of school bus.

How do I Find my bus stop number in Winnipeg?

Every bus stop in Winnipeg has been assigned a five-digit bus stop number, which is how Tele BUS identifies your specific bus stop. To find schedule information, enter (on your TouchTone phone) or say the five-digit bus stop number. You will be prompted through the system to find the information you need. Have your stop number handy when you call.

How does Telebus work in Winnipeg?

How TeleBUS Works. Call 204-287-RIDE (7433). A user-friendly menu helps you find current or future schedule times. Every bus stop in Winnipeg has been assigned a five-digit bus stop number, which is how TeleBUS identifies your specific bus stop. To find schedule information, enter (on your TouchTone phone) or say the five-digit bus stop number.

What’s new at Winnipeg Transit plus?

Emergency Signals on Buses Winnipeg Transit Plus Keeping Winnipeg Transit Plus safe in light of COVID-19 What’s New at Winnipeg Transit Plus Become a Registrant Application process Appeal Process Overview First-come, first served trip booking Fare Structure/ Payment Using the Service Book a Trip Trip Times Pick-Up and Drop-Off Locations

How does Navigo work with Winnipeg Transit?

Navigo is Winnipeg Transit’s trip planner. It uses a simple step-by-step process to give you the information you need to make effective use of Winnipeg Transit. You tell Navigo where your trip starts, where you want to go, and the time you want to travel and Navigo will show you up to 5 complete trip options for you to choose from.