System and Route Maps |
View our system map to find the routes that best service your origin and your desired destination. Select the individual route maps for the specific routes you wish to view in greater detail. The system map and individual route maps are listed on the System Map and Routes page, and in the printed Milton Transit Rider’s Guide, available on all buses and at Ticket Agents. |
Route Schedules |
Route schedules provide the approximate time of bus arrival and departures at specific time points along each route. Time points are listed along the top of each route schedule. Each time point is given a corresponding letter, which is identified on each route map. The times listed in the schedule provide the estimated bus arrival times for each time point. (Click the image at right to enlarge.) It is important to note that there are many bus stops located between each time point. |
Transfers |
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Return Trips |
When planning your initial trip, it is a good idea to plan your return trip as well. In some cases, your bus stop will be on the opposite side of the road. Please keep safety in mind when crossing the road – where possible, use signalized crosswalks and avoid crossing busy streets mid-block. |
Recognizing our Bus Stops |
![]() Bus stops are marked with a white sign displaying the international bus symbol and the Milton Transit green swoosh and logo. To avoid missing your bus, be at your bus stop 2-5 minutes before your bus is scheduled to arrive. Some bus stops also have schedule information indicating all the anticipated arrival times for that particular stop.
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Recognizing our Buses |
Boarding the Bus |
As the bus approaches your stop, make sure you have your fare ready and all your belongings with you. Let the operator know if you need assistance getting onboard, or require the bus to be lowered or its ramp to be deployed. When you get on the bus and are not sure of any aspect of your trip, do not hesitate to ask your bus operator for help. Our friendly bus operators are there to take you to your destination safely and securely, while providing assistance to you when you need it! |
Paying your Fare |
There are many ways you can pay your Milton Transit fare:
GO Transit ConnectionsAll trips connecting to the Milton GO Station are eligible for a discounted fare, subject to GO Transit proof of purchase. To be eligible, simply show your valid PRESTO card, GO Transit ticket or pass to the operator upon boarding, then deposit the discounted fare into the farebox. For more information about connecting to GO Transit, visit our GO Transit Connections page. Transfer RequestsIf you need multiple buses to complete your trip, you must ask for a transfer. Transfers are issued, upon request, to cash and ticket paying customers only at the time the fare is paid. If you need to transfer to another bus, keep your transfer and show it to the operator of the second bus. The cut end of the transfer indicates the expiry time to board your second trip. Trans-Cab RequestsIf you are travelling in an area that is currently serviced by Trans-Cab, please make a Trans-Cab request to the operator upon boarding the bus and depositing your fare. More information about fare policies and prices is available on our Fares page. |
Exiting the Bus |
Immediately after the bus passes the stop prior to your intended stop location, you must signal your stop request. A stop can be requested in one of three ways:
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Boarding the Bus |
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Exiting the Bus |
Upon your bus stop request, the operator will release all securement devices and initiate the ramp. Once the ramp has been deployed, the operator will indicate when it is safe to exit. |
Accessible Travel Tips |
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Please view our Service Policies page for information about travelling with service animals and strollers and other rules and regulations for riding the bus.
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