One of the largest deployments in North America features long-range Proterra® electric buses with the most onboard energy storage and first-of-its-kind overhead charging infrastructure EDMONTON, AB, ...

The Edmonton Transit System (ETS) will go paperless this November as it implements the Arc electronic payment system across all ETS services. ETS said in a news release it will discontinue all monthly ...

Edmonton bus ridership reached 100 per cent of 2019 pre-pandemic levels in January 2023, the city said in a news release Friday. Throughout the first month of 2023, ridership averaged approximately ...

Aug 8, 2017 | 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Add to Calendar 08-08-2017 10:00 08-08-2017 13:00 America/Toronto Seniors on the Go Edmonton Transit Services (ETS) Edmonton Transit Services and ASSIST Community ...

Many riders, especially seniors, will end up paying significantly more money than expected to take the bus and LRT next year — with the second highest cash fares in the country — if city council ...

Edmonton Transit Service is rearranging its schedule to add 50,000 annual hours of service in the hopes of improving service on busier bus routes. One of the routes ETS is beefing up is the 747, from ...

The City of Edmonton is launching a trial period to expand its transit payment system to include direct credit and debit card transactions. The city phased out all traditional paper tickets in ...

Would you buy an LRT mug or a hydrogen-bus hoodie? In the near future, Edmontonians could get their hands on some Edmonton Transit Service merchandise. ETS branch manager Carrie Hotton-MacDonald says ...

It will cost more to ride the bus or LRT next month when a budgeted increase kicks in for many Edmonton Transit fares. Fares for adult, post-secondary, youth and seniors' monthly passes and tickets ...

An Edmonton city councillor says he wants to make sure enhanced cleaning measures are helping make transit welcoming for residents.

Hey, Granny, get off the bus! I support higher user fees for bus and LRT riders. The people who use transit (about 11 per cent of Edmontonians take transit regularly) pay only a fraction of the cost.

I’m no professional transit planner, but if things are so rosy with ridership over at Edmonton Transit Service (ETS), how come they’re $13 million short on their budget? On Tuesday, city council’s ...