Regina Transit Master Plan
The City of Regina is working on a plan for the future of our public transit system. The Regina Transit Master Plan will identify actions to guide short and long-term decision- making for Regina Transit and Paratransit to implement over the next 25 years.
We want to make sure transit is convenient, sustainable, and accessible for residents across the city. From how you use transit to what we can improve, we’re looking for input on all aspects of transit.
Earlier this year you shared your thoughts on the future of Regina transit to help the City develop the Regina Transit Master Plan. Your input to date focused on:
- Transit Routes and Services (how you get around Regina)
- Paratransit / Door-to-Door Service (services, eligibility, and accessibility)
- Customer Experiences (stops, hubs, and fleet)
- Fares and Trip Planning (how you plan your trip)
Our current survey further explores these topics. We recognize that the past 18 months have not been transit-as-usual and we are asking that you imagine transit in Regina moving forward over the next 10 years as you answer questions in this next round of engagement.
Review our draft recommendations, look at the feedback we received on our draft transit plan and ideas shared by Regina residents.
The Regina Transit Master Plan will be presented to City Council early in 2022.
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Post an image and/or write a comment telling us how we could improve your daily transit and paratransit experience. Consider things like transit routes and stops, how you use transit and the services we offer.
What you share will be reviewed by the project team as we prepare the Regina Transit Master Plan.
You can post as many ideas as you like, or contribute by supporting other ideas already shared – simply click the heart button on the idea.
View All Ideas8 months ago
Extend the 50 Victoria Downtown/East Express to the new Costco Area
Have the 50 go to Costco first then to Superstore East go around the Kenosis/Condos by Prince of Wales & Dewdney Ave E then go to back to the regular route
8 months ago
4 Things
1 Staggered times on similar bus routes (like 7+9) going N and W. 2. Sunday evening buses (I’ve had to stay with relatives due to late Sunday shifts across town). 3. Drivers side bus signs. 4. Airport bus!
8 months ago
Notify the bus drivers that there are riders wanting to transfer to their bus.
Pre-Covid, every morning I'd ride the 17 local route and need to transfer to the 40 at Superstore to go downtown. It was always stressful to see if the 40 was going to leave before the 17 got there. The routes were scheduled to be there at the same time. Some of the 40 drivers would be a bit later, and some early. Some drivers would know there were regular transfers, and some maybe didn't care. One particular driver would leave 1 minute early, as per his discretion. If there was a way to register our transfer requests, then in cases where we were only 15 seconds away, the bus could wait. Heck, it would be useful when we're getting off the local bus and hustling up to the main bus and he pulls away! This would also have been useful on the way home. Many times the 40 was early and was turning the corner as the 17 was pulling away. The 17 has times when it does the loop with no passengers so a few seconds won't make it late. Some of the considerate drivers would probably not mind.
9 months ago
Eliminate buses.
Replace buses with more smaller vehicles that offer transport similar to uber and taxi's.
9 months ago
Service of any kind to Westerra - perhaps a "feeder route" during peak times
High school kids living in Westerra have no way to get to school unless they're driven. Regina Public Schools does not bus high school students, only K-8 students.
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