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Grey County, in partnership with Southgate, developed an innovative, “Made in Grey” transit solution to meet the transportation needs of Grey County residents.
Shelburne route
Route One kicked off on September 14th, 2020, running on Highway 10 between Owen Sound and Orangeville. Transit service on this route will be available five days a week, Monday to Friday.
Locations starting Monday October 5th, 2020
Downtown stop
The downtown stop is located at the intersection of Victoria Street and Red Front Store Lane. The waiting area for the bus is on the northwest corner of this intersection. Red Store Front Lane is located across the street from Shelburne Town Hall.
North stop
The north stop is located at the intersection of Greenwood Crescent and Fiddle Park Lane, at the entrance to the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex. The waiting area for the bus is on the southwest corner of this intersection.
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| The service will be free to ride in September and October 2020.
Beginning November 1st, fares for the GRT on the Highway 10, Highway 26 and Grey Road 4 route are:
Fares for the GRT on the Highway 6 route
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GTR will offer four routes in the region; Highway 10 between Owen Sound and Orangeville, Highway 26 between Owen Sound and Town of The Blue Mountains, Highway 6 between Owen Sound and Wiarton and Grey Road 4 between Flesherton and Walkerton. All schedule details can be found at grey.ca/gtr Download Grey Route maps Grey County has contracted local transportation company Driverseat Owen Sound to provide 10 passenger vehicles for the GTR service. Driverseat staff have been operating safely throughout the pandemic with safety and sanitizing procedures in place for the protection of staff and customers. For customer convenience, Driverseat vehicles will be equipped to handle electronic fare payment. Once fully operational, the GTR will provide the 99,000+ residents of Grey County with a dependable, inexpensive transportation option for travelling with in the different communities in the area. And with future connections to other transit lines, the GTR offers a gateway for Grey County residents to travel to the greater Toronto area and beyond. Grey County has received $1,850,000 under the Ontario Community Transportation Program. Funding will support local and inter community transportation projects. |
For Information https://www.grey.ca/grey-transit-route
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