Fort Sask to Sherwood Park service starts July 2
We're excited to start providing peak-hour service to and from Fort Saskatchewan starting Tuesday, July 2!
This route is an express, peak-hour Fort Saskatchewan route. It is a contracted service. Fort Saskatchewan fares apply. Arc cards are accepted.
You can view the new schedule and map here.Â
DETOUR NOTICES
There are current detours on routes: 401, 411 and 413.
Visit detours and stop closures for specific information.
Bethel Terminal Rehabilitation Project
Expected May to October
- This may cause significant service disruptions with bus stops moving depending on construction needs
- Transit will be using the extra lanes on the south-side of the terminal for bus stops
- Passengers should allow for extra time when starting their commute at Bethel for additional walking and finding their buses: patterns change regularly
- Due to the disruption in service, schedules will likely run tight. This may not allow for buses to hold for connections at the terminal.
for more information visit Bethel rehabilitation project.
Draft recommendations - Transit Master Plan update
The draft recommendations for the Transit Master Plan is now available for you to review! See what exciting changes are being proposed for the future of transit in our community!
You can view the report and take a short survey on our County Voice page.Â
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Plan your trip
Service to Edmonton (commuter)
Current commuter map - effective September 3, 2023:Â Fall/winter 2023/24 Commuter Service map (256.0Â KB)
New Commuter map - effective September 1, 2024:Â New Fall 2024 commuter map - effective September 1, 2024 (348.7Â KB)
Popular destinations in EdmontonÂ
Bus arrival/departure locations at terminals
Your bus will always depart from its designated location at the terminal - this way you always know where to catch it. However, upon arrival at the terminal, buses may occasionally drop you off at a different stop on the platform other than the one you are currently riding. This may position you closer to, or farther from, your desired connection. Have no fear, your connection will not leave without you, our operators do not leave the terminal until the platform is clear of customers.Â
Why does this happen? in order to increase operational efficiencies, buses are often assigned to more than one route in one day - it's called interlining, and a common practice in the transit industry. Interlining allows for the effective use of buses, as well as providing our operators with a bit of variety in their day.
Stops east of 50 streetÂ
While to access these stops you need to ride commuter Route 411, all stops east of 50 street in Edmonton are still considered local Strathcona County stops. Fares to travel to these destinations will be charged accordingly depending on what direction you are travelling. Don't forget to tap-on and tap-off.
Bethel Transit Terminal routes
All local routes connect to commuter routes travelling to Edmonton at Bethel Transit Terminal.
Evening and weekend commuter service is only available from the Bethel Transit Terminal using route 411.Â
The following routes depart from Bethel Transit Terminal:
Route/schedule | Destinations | Notices |
Route 411 |
Bethel Transit Terminal, Edmonton City Centre, MacEwan University Route 411 schedule and map - effective Sep 3, 2023 (497.1Â KB) New Route 411 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (627.1Â KB) |
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Route 413 Â |
Bethel Transit Terminal, Government Centre, MacEwan University, NAITÂ Â Route 413 schedule and map - effective Sep 3, 2023 (413.4Â KB) New Route 413 schedule and map - effective September 1, 2024 (196.4Â KB) |
Starting Sep. 1 this route no longer services 109 street or travels north of Jasper Avenue  |
Route 414 |
Bethel Transit Terminal, University of Alberta - Route 414 Spring schedule and map - effective April 28- August 31, 2024 (452.0Â KB) New Route 414 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (596.6Â KB) Â |
This route is express service to the U of A. See map for serviced stops. Note: Spring schedule goes into effect April 28, 2024 |
Route 415 |
Bethel Transit Terminal, NAIT, Belvedere New Route 415 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (224.1 KB) |
This brand new route travel directly to NAIT from Bethel Transit Terminal and returns via Belvedere LRT station to allow north Edmonton commuter another option to travel to Sherwood Park. |
Route 600 |
Bethel Transit terminal - Dow Centennial Centre |
This route is an express, peak-hour Fort Saskatchewan route. It is a contracted service. Fort Saskatchewan fares apply. Arc cards are accepted. Visit Goforttransit.ca for more information on fares. |
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Ordze Transit Centre routes
Ordze Transit Centre has limited service and parking in comparison to Bethel Transit Terminal.
Accessibility at Ordze
We are now using double deckers at Ordze - they are 100% accessible including a ramp and two mobility aid spots on the main floor.Â
Ordze routes do not have evening or weekend service.
The following routes depart from Ordze Transit Terminal:
Route/schedule | Destinations | Notices |
Route 401 |
Ordze Transit Centre, Edmonton City Centre, MacEwan University Route 401 - schedule and map - effective Sep 3, 2023 (492.8Â KB) New Route 401 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (276.5Â KB) |
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Route 403 |
Ordze Transit Centre, Government Centre, MacEwan University Route 403 schedule and map - effective Sep 3, 2023 (431.3Â KB) New Route 403 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (442.4Â KB) |
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Route 404 |
Ordze Transit Centre, University of Alberta Route 404 schedule and map - effective Sep 3, 2023 (418.3Â KB) New Route 404 schedule and map - effective Sep 1, 2024 (426.7Â KB) |
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Sherwood Park service (local routes)
Local service begins: 5:30 a.m. and 6 a.m. weekday mornings.
Local service ends: 7 p.m. Monday to Friday.
From 7 p.m. until midnight and on weekends, please use evening and weekend service.
All local routes depart from Bethel Transit Terminal, Sherwood Park’s primary transit hub. Some routes still travel to Ordze Transit Centre (Route 441, 443 and 451).
All stops east of 50 street Strathcona County Transit services are considered local Strathcona County stops. Fares will be charged accordingly depending on your direction of travel. Don't forget to tap-on and tap-off.
Maps
Current local service map - effective September 3, 2023:Â
Fall/winter 2023/24 local service map
(310.1Â KB)
New local map - effective September 1, 2024:Â New local map - effective sep 1, 2024 (295.9Â KB)
New Archbishop Jordan High School School Special service map and schedules - effective August 29, 2024:Â School special maps and schedules - effective Aug 29, 2024 (4.3Â MB)
Popular destinations in Sherwood Park
Local routes
Evening and weekend service
Evening and weekend service is now On-demand transit service!
On-demand transit service hours of operation:
Monday to Friday:Â 7:15 p.m. to 12:15 a.m.Â
Saturday:Â 6:15 a.m. to 12:15 a.m.
Sunday:Â 7:15 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.Â
Transit
Phone: 780-464-RIDE (7433)
Email: transit@strathcona.ca
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