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Labour Day Service

Buses will run on a Sunday/Holiday schedule on Monday, September 6th, 2010 in observance of the Labour Day holiday. The Downtown Ticket Office will also be closed at this time. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, September 7th.

Fall 2010 Service Changes

Effective September 5th, 2010, the following changes will be made to LTC service:

New Bus Routes:

· 28 Lambeth
· 39 Fanshawe West (interlined with 38 Stoney Creek)

Route Schedule Changes:

· 2 Dundas
· 4 Oxford East
· 6 Richmond
· 10/14 Wonderland/Highbury
· 13 Wellington
· 17 Oxford West
· 27 Fanshawe
· 33 Proudfoot

New Accessible Routes:

· 4 Oxford East
· 10/14 Wonderland/Highbury
· 13 Wellington
· 25 Kilally
· 27 Fanshawe
· 34 Medway
· 38 Stoney Creek

For more information on these changes, please see the Upcoming Schedules page.

August 20th, 2010 - Detour Update

Effective August 23 - 27, 2010: All Route 21 Huron Heights buses will be on detour due to construction on Cheapside St.

Eastbound Detour: From Cheapside St, South on Willingdon Ave, East on Grosvenor St, North on Thornton Ave, East on Cheapside St to regular route.

Westbound Detour: From Cheapside St, North on Thornton Ave, West on Victoria St, South on Waterloo St, West on Cheapside St to regular route.

See the Service Notes page for other detours currently in effect.

Municipal Election Notice

Please be advised:
 
The London Transit Commission cannot and does not support and/or endorse any candidate running for elected office. No candidate support and/or endorsement is to be construed if such candidates include any references to London Transit as part of their promotion.

Harmonized Sales Tax

Municipal transit services (defined as conventional and specialized transit services) are considered exempt services for the purposes of the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). As exempt services the fares for conventional and specialized transit (applicable cash, ticket and pass fares) are exempt from the HST.

As such, the 13% HST, which takes effect on July 1, 2010, does not apply to the purchase or tendering of public transit fares. The exemption is consistent with the current exemption for the goods and service tax (5%) and provincial sales tax (8%).

Should you have any questions regarding the HST in respect of the fares, please contact LTC Customer Service at 519-451-1347.

Notice To All Customers
RE:  Fare media sales at 450 Highbury

The London Transit offices at 450 Highbury Avenue are undergoing major renovations. This includes the area where fare media (tickets and passes) are currently sold. Accordingly, effective Saturday, May 22, 2010, for reasons of safety, no fare media will be sold at the 450 Highbury Avenue location until further notice.

All fare media can be purchased at the downtown Ticket Office located at 150 Dundas Street. The downtown Ticket Office is open:

Monday – Friday                  7:30 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday                            8:30 am – 6:00 pm

The downtown Ticket Office is the only location where customers can obtain the photo ID cards required for the purchase of new passes.

Tickets are available at approximately 240 locations throughout the city. For the location nearest you, please contact London Transit Customer Service at 519-451-1347.

Renewal passes (for those who already have photo ID cards) can be purchased at most Scotiabank locations, University of Western Ontario and Fanshawe College.   

Plans are in progress to have renewal passes available at the following regional malls, effective the sale of July 2010 passes.

· White Oaks Ticket Centre
· Masonville Customer Service
· Argyle Lottery

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.

Public Transit Tax Credit
Effective July 1, 2006, Canadians are eligible to claim a 15.5% non-refundable tax credit on all transit passes of one month or longer duration for travel on public transit vehicles. For complete details, please Click Here