London’s rapid transit system features both curbside and centre-running bus-only lanes, transit priority signals, red paint, and other enhanced pavement markings and signage for safety and smoother rapid transit operations.

Rapid Transit, formerly known as Shift, [1] is a bus rapid transit (BRT) network under construction in London, Ontario, consisting of two corridors that converge at a central downtown hub. The project aims to improve traffic flow, enhance streetscapes, …

London’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) - The Way Ahead BRT is a bus-based rapid transit system that mirrors many of the features of a rail system with the flexibility and cost savings associated with using over the road vehicles.

Rapid Transit, formerly known as Shift, [13] is a bus rapid transit (BRT) network under construction in London, Ontario, consisting of two corridors that converge at a central downtown hub. The project aims to improve traffic flow, enhance streetscapes, and replace aging underground infrastructure.

Find a quick overview of significant detours and stop closures. Whether you have lived in London for years or are new to the city, this section will provide you with all the information you need to use London Transit efficiently. Find out exactly where your bus is so you can better plan your trip and schedule your day.

Apr 25, 2024 · London is marking a milestone in its years-long push to get BRT underway. Workers began installing the city’s first rapid transit station earlier this week on Ontario Street at King Street, by...

London’s BRT Strategy represents a unique, once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the scale and quality of London’s transit network in order meet the population growth and ridership demands for the City and the wider region.

The Downtown Loop is the first of London’s new rapid transit projects and includes curbside bus-only lanes and enhanced rapid transit stops. Phase 1 of the Downtown Loop was built in 2021 to add a new bus-only lane on King Street between Ridout and Wellington Streets.

Oct 10, 2024 · The largest infrastructure project in London’s history, its bus rapid transit network, is chugging along well, city hall officials say.

Nearly a dozen new rapid transit shelters are to be installed between now and the spring of 2025, including five locations downtown, five sections along the East London Link corridor, as well as some stops on Wellington Street as part of the Wellington Gateway project.