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Schedules & Routes

 

Strathcona County Transit provides local service within Sherwood Park, as well as service into the City of Edmonton.  

Sherwood Park service, including Dial-A-Bus evening and weekend service. Service to Edmonton, including transfering to Edmonton Transit Systems or St. Albert Transit service.  

School Route Information
Holiday Services 
Park and Ride 
Service Changes  
Special Event Shuttle Service 

How do I figure out what time I need to start my journey to get to my destination on time?

Whether you are traveling within Sherwood Park or to a destination in Edmonton, taking transit for your entire journey is easy and efficient. How do you do it? Planning your trip is easy. Simply work backwards from the time you want to arrive. In combination with the commuter and local schedules, you'll be able to plan your trip. 

Here's an example of how it works:

I need to be at work at Government Centre at 8:30 a.m. Looking at the commuter schedules, I see that the 413 travels to Government Centre (stop #1705). It arrives there in the morning at, 7:29, 7:44, 7:59, 8:14 and 8:44 a.m. I need to be at work for 8:30, so I'll need to arrive there at 8:14 a.m. By following down the row where the trip ends at 8:14, I can see that this trip leaves the terminal at 7:45 a.m. I live in Lakeland Ridge, so I need to catch a 422 route bus that will get me to the terminal before 7:45 a.m. Looking at my established timing point (stop #7229), I see that I need to catch my bus at 7:26 a.m. to arrive at Strathcona Station for 7:40 a.m. Ample time to get on the 7:45 a.m. route 413. My complete trip will take me approximately 50 minutes. See, easy and efficient!

Information on our services is also available through our automated phone line.
Transit Link 780-464-RIDE (7433)

Strathcona County Transit's mission: 
To provide local, intermunicipal and specialized public transit services for the community that are Customer-focused, Accessible, Reliable, Efficient and Safe (CARES).

Further information:
780-464-RIDE (7433)
transit@strathcona.ca

Last updated: Thursday, September 20, 2012
Page ID: 3541

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