Transit in Downtown Guelph (July 2024)

Guelph is a city in Southwestern Ontario, located North of Highway 401 and East of Highway 6. Guelph was the first municipality in Canada to have its own federally chartered railway, the Guelph Junction Railway.
Guelph Central Station was built in 1911 as part of the Grand Trunk Railway. It has been designated as a heritage structure under the Heritage Railway Stations Protection Act. Today, CN and GO Trains operate through this station.
In addition to rail service, Guelph Central Station serves as a terminus for many of Guelph Transit's bus routes, particularly those that run in the North part of the City. GO Transit also operates bus service to Hamilton, Kitchener, Mississauga, & Toronto.
Buses seen include:
Guelph Transit:
250 & 270 on Route 3
248 on Route 4
207 & 229 on Route 8
276 on Route 9
227 on Route 9 & 20
258 & 279 on Route 10
218 on Route 10 & 12
287 on Route 11
216 on Route 12
200 & 282 on Route 13
265 on Route 14
277 on Route 20
220, 240, 243, 254, 271, 280, & 285 on Route 99
Go Transit:
8454 on Route 17
2564 & 8413 on Route 29
2526 & 2552 on Route 33
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First time viewing buses from Canada and i must say its a nice place and great buses.

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