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Calgary transit to adjust bus schedules June 27

Calgary, Canada - A bus operated by Calgary Transit displaying a 'Have a nice day' message on a journey through the city centre. (Photo: iStock)

By Rachneet Randhawa

Posted Jun 19, 2022 2:29 pm.

Last Updated Jun 19, 2022 2:31 pm.

There will be changes to Calgary’s bus schedules this summer.

Calgary Transit says it makes changes seasonally to improve service as it monitors ridership patterns.

This year’s summer changes take effect June 27.

A total of 66 routes are being impacted.

Changes include the removal of stops, modification of bus frequency, adjustments to weekend schedules, or the removal of routes altogether.

#CTRiders Bus schedule changes begin June 27th. Four times each year, we make changes to routes & schedules to meet the changing needs and ridership patterns of our customers. For details visit – https://t.co/t7rzErmXJK pic.twitter.com/iOuqyiiTcN

— Calgary Transit (@calgarytransit) June 19, 2022

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For a full list of routes affected, you can visit the Calgary transit website.

–With files from Camae Marayag

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