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Every local route in Niagara Falls in one place — schedules, a city-wide map and current service alerts, plus a plain-language guide to what the 100 and 200 route numbers mean.

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Every Niagara Falls route on one interactive map. Zoom in to find the stops near you, or pick a route to follow it across the city.

Niagara Falls routes follow a simple numbering pattern. Through the day, Monday to Saturday, you’ll ride a 100-series route. In the evening and on Sundays and holidays, service switches to the 200-series, which covers the same neighbourhoods on combined routes — if you ride Route 104 by day, Route 204 is its evening and Sunday counterpart. Select any route below for its full schedule, map and stops.

Niagara Falls doesn’t have a single main terminal. Routes meet and connect at four hubs across the city: Main & Ferry, Canadian Drive, Morrison-Dorchester, and the Niagara Falls Bus Terminal. Check your route’s schedule to see which hub it serves.

Main and Ferry Hub

Canadian Drive Hub

Morrison Dorchester Hub

Niagara Falls Terminal

Fares & Passes

Prices, how to pay, transfers and who rides free.

Rider Guide

How riding works, from boarding to bikes and strollers.

Microtransit

On-demand service where fixed routes don’t reach.

Intermunicipal Routes

Buses connecting Niagara Falls with the rest of the region.

St. Catharines & Thorold Routes

The 300- and 400-series network next door.

Welland Routes

The 500-series routes serving Welland.

Fort Erie Routes

Community bus service in Fort Erie.

Looking for WEGO? WEGO is a separate service run by Niagara Parks with its own fares — Niagara Transit fares, passes and transfers don’t work on WEGO.

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