Transit Services

The City of Grande Prairie provides transit services seven days a week to keep residents connected to our growing city, and include fixed route, on- demand, accessible transit and charter service.

Fixed Route

There are currently nine fixed transit routes that connects residents to different parts of the city, including the Eastlink Centre, Prairie Mall, Grande Prairie Regional Hospital and Northwestern Polytechnic. Learn more about the fixed routes through the Transit Rider's Guide.

On-Demand

On-Demand Transit offers a flexible and modern solution to connect our community, particularly in areas where it’s more efficient than fixed-route services. This service lets riders schedule their trips for quicker, more direct travel, with pick-ups at the nearest bus stop in their neighborhood.

Accessible Transit

Grande Prairie Accessible Transit (GPAT) is a flexible door-to-door transit service that supports people with permanent or temporary disabilities that prevents them from using fixed-route transit without assistance from another person. This service is available to all city and county residents who live within 5km of city limits.

Charter Service

The City of Grande Prairie offers a charter service which you can hire to transport your guests to a special event within the region of Grande Prairie. The charter buses can transport 37 passengers by seat and an additional 15 passengers standing.

Share your Input

To better understand residents needs, the City invites all transit and non-transit riders to share their feedback on transit services. Your input will help shape future improvements, optimize routes and enhance the overall transit experience for everyone in the community. Whether you use transit regularly or not, your perspective is valuable in creating a system that works for all!

Take the online survey below by October 27 to share your input.

Open House

Residents are invited to a Transit Services Open House to share their input on the following areas:

• What you currently like about the transit system
• Suggestions on routes, schedules and service
• Frequency of service
• Safety
• Fare options
• Amenities and features
• Reliability and timeliness

The open house is drop-in format and takes place October 21, 2024 at Teresa Sargent Hall in the Montrose Cultural Centre (9839 103 Ave, Grande Prairie).

Residents are encouraged to drop in between 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. or 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. to speak with City Administration and offer their thoughts and ideas.