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 Hockey Night In Canada's Play On! Detour

Effective Friday, May 24, 2013 at 5:30 pm to Sunday, May 26 at 8 pm, Wellington Street will be closed between Queens and Central – Route 1 Kipps Lane/Thompson Road will be on detour.

SOUTHBOUND:

- West on Dufferin
- South on Waterloo
- West on Queens
- South on Wellington to Regular Route

NORTHBOUND:

- North on Wellington
- East on Dundas
- North on Waterloo
- East on Dufferin to Regular Route

Effective Sunday, May 26, 2013 from first bus to 8 pm, Dufferin will be closed between Wellington and Richmond – Route 3 Hamilton Road will be on detour.

WESTBOUND:

- North on Wellington
- West on Queens
- South on Richmond to regular route. 

If you have any questions regarding the above detours please contact one of our customer service representatives at 519-451-1347.

 Google Transit

London Transit is currently pursuing a partnership with Google Transit that will bring trip planning functionality and improved integration with Google Maps to our menu of online services.

LTC has invested in the necessary software to produce a Google-friendly data feed, and have submitted the data for Google's evaluation and approval. LTC is currently awaiting a preliminary implementation for testing and validation before finalizing an agreement with Google and going live.

As Google has not set any hard deadlines, it is difficult to estimate when the project will be finalized. It is hoped LTC's Google Transit implementation will be completed by Summer 2013.

Priority & Courtesy Seating
PLEASE READ AND RESPECT THESE SIGNS

The Accessibility of Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA) requires businesses and organizations to provide accessible services to people with disabilities. The goal is for Ontario to be fully accessible by 2025.

The Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR, 191-11), is a standard developed under the AODA which includes 80 accessibility standards relating to transportation, employment, and information and communications. Compliance dates set out in the IASR range from July 2011 through January 2021.

In compliance with Section 49 of Regulation 191-11, Ontario's public transit authorities now provide Priority seating designated for use by passengers with disabilities.

 


For more information, please see the Priority & Courtesy Seating page.