Intermunicipal Routes
Connecting Niagara’s cities and campuses.
Intermunicipal routes connect Fort Erie, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Thorold, Welland, and Port Colborne, as well as Brock University and Niagara College campuses.
See the connections on a map
This map shows just the intermunicipal network: every route that crosses a municipal line.
Find your connection
These routes are listed by the places they connect, so look for the pair of communities you’re travelling between rather than a single city.
These routes are listed by the places they connect, so look for the pair of communities you’re travelling between rather than a single city.
Route 22 links Fort Erie and Niagara Falls; Route 25 links Port Colborne and Welland; and paired numbers like 40/45, 50/55, 60/65, and 70/75 connect Brock University and Niagara College campuses to the surrounding cities.
- Regional
Fort Erie Link
Fort Erie ↔ Niagara Falls
Serves- Fort Erie Town Hall
- Canadian Drive Hub
- Regional
Port Colborne Link
Port Colborne ↔ Welland
Serves- Port Colborne City Hall
- Welland Bus Terminal
- Regional
Niagara College Campus Link
Niagara College Welland ↔ Niagara College NOTL
Serves- Welland Bus Terminal
- Niagara College Welland
- Niagara College NOTL
- Regional
Niagara College NOTL Campus
St. Catharines ↔ Niagara College NOTL ↔ Niagara Falls
Serves- St. Catharines Bus Terminal
- Fairview Mall
- Morrison-Dorchester Hub
- Niagara College NOTL
- Regional
Brock University - St. Catharines
Niagara Falls ↔ St. Catharines
Serves- Morrison-Dorchester Hub
- Brock University
- Pen Centre
- St. Catharines Bus Terminal
- Regional
Niagara College - Welland Campus
Niagara Falls ↔ Welland
Serves- Canadian Drive Hub
- Morrison-Dorchester Hub
- Niagara College Welland
- Welland Bus Terminal
- Regional
Brock University - Niagara College Welland Campus
St. Catharines ↔ Welland
Serves- St. Catharines Bus Terminal
- Pen Centre
- Brock University
- Seaway Mall
- Niagara College Welland
One fare, anywhere.
Your fare covers two hours of travel across the network, including transfers between local and intermunicipal buses.
No local route in your community?
Not every Niagara community has its own local bus network yet, but the region’s transit still reaches you. If you live in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Pelham, Lincoln, Grimsby, Wainfleet or West Lincoln, here are your two best starting points.
Microtransit
Book a shared-ride in communities without fixed routes, and connect to the wider network.
GO Connections
Where Niagara Transit meets GO trains and buses, and how to make the transfer.
Terminals and Hubs
Intermunicipal trips start, end, or transfer at a major terminal or hub, where local routes wait. Terminal guides include platform maps and boarding details.
St. Catharines Downtown Terminal –>
Thorold Towpath Terminal –>
Pen Centre –>
Fairview Mall –>
Morrison-Dorchester Hub –>
Canadian Drive Hub –>
Welland Bus Terminal –>
Seaway Mall –>
Niagara College – Welland Campus –>
Niagara College – NOTL Campus –>
Brock University –>
Not sure which route you need?
Our customer service team plans cross-city trips every day. Call and we’ll find your connection together.
Mon – Sat 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sun & holidays 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.