Fort Erie Routes
Your ride around town, and your link to the region.
Fort Erie’s local service is Route 751, a community bus connecting neighbourhoods, shopping and everyday essentials around town. Here’s where it runs, and how to reach the rest of Niagara when you’re going further.
See it on the map
One map covers the whole network. Start in Fort Erie and follow your trip anywhere in Niagara, with every route and stop in one place.
One route, made for Fort Erie
Fort Erie keeps things simple. One local route, the 751 community bus, serves the stops residents use most. The Route 751 page has every trip time, a stop-by-stop map, and live departures.
- Regional
Fort Erie Link
Fort Erie ↔ Niagara Falls
Serves- Fort Erie Town Hall
- Canadian Drive Hub
- Fort Erie
Fort Erie Community Bus
Bridgeburg ↔ Fort Erie Town Hall
Serves- Fort Erie Town Hall
- Bridgeburg
Going further? Route 22 – Fort Erie Link connects Fort Erie with Niagara Falls, where the wider Niagara Transit network takes over. And for local trips the 751 doesn’t cover, on-demand transit can fill the gap.
Questions about riding in Fort Erie?
Our customer service team can help you plan a trip on the 751, sort out your fare, or find the best way across the region.
Mon–Sat 7 a.m.–7 p.m. · Sun & holidays 10 a.m.–6 p.m.