Changes meant to help move a busy public
Kingston Transit has launched new routes and improved service for its riders.
Route 19A offers peak period service to Westbrook on weekdays, while Route 31/32 connects St. Lawrence College to key destinations like Kingston Centre, Williamsville, King’s Town, downtown, and Providence Care.
Express routes are seeiung more frequent service during peak times. The Express 501/502 covers Bayridge/Front/King, and the Express 4/501/502 runs along Princess. The Express 701/702 serves Gardiners/Bath/Brock-Johnson.
Early service has also been made available on several routes to VIA Rail and the Kingston Bus Terminal.
To plan your trip and explore the changes, download the Transit app or visit Kingston Transit’s website today found here.
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