Barrie Transit

Barrie Transit
Founded	1972 (as Barrie City Transit)
Headquarters	70 Collier Street, Barrie, ON
Service area	Barrie
Routes	20
Stops	648
Hubs	7
Operator	MVT Canadian Bus
Website	Official website

Barrie Transit is a Canadian public transport agency serving the city of Barrie, Ontario. Daily operation of Specialized Transit (formally known as BACTS^[2]) is provided under contract by MVT Canadian Bus.^[2]

Hubs

Barrie Bus Terminal

Other hubs

Georgian College

Platform 1: 100A B, C, D, Red/blue Express., 8A RVH/Yonge - Southbound, 8B Crosstown/Essa - Southbound
Platform 2: 6A Letitia, 6B College

Park Place

Platform 1: 1A Georgian Mall - Northbound,
Platform 2: 2A Dunlop - Northbound, 7A Grove - Northbound
Platform 3: 8A RVH/Yonge - Northbound, 3A Bayview - Northbound
Platform 4: 8B Crosstown/Essa - Northbound
Bayview Drive / North Village Way: 3B Painswick - Southbound

Allandale GO

Platform 2: 7A/7B
Platform 3: 8A SB/8B NB
Platform 4: 4A/4B
Platform 10: 1A/8A NB (Via stop on Essa Road)
Essa Road at Allandale GO 1B/ 8B SB)

Barrie South GO

Platform 6: 3A/8A SB
Platform 7: 4A
Platform 8: 8B NB

References

^ Nikki Frenney-Wiggins (6 July 2015). "MVT Canadian and City of Barrie Kick-Off New 20-Year Transit Project" (PDF). MVT Canadian Bus. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 8, 2016. Retrieved March 4, 2016. Under the terms of this 20-year partnership, MVT will be responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of the City's 44 fixed-route buses, 15 specialized transit vehicles and three shop trucks.
^ ^a ^b "Specialized Transit". City of Barrie. Retrieved 2016-04-29.

External links

Media related to Barrie Transit at Wikimedia Commons

[MVT_2015_release-1] Nikki Frenney-Wiggins (6 July 2015). "MVT Canadian and City of Barrie Kick-Off New 20-Year Transit Project" (PDF). MVT Canadian Bus. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 8, 2016. Retrieved March 4, 2016. Under the terms of this 20-year partnership, MVT will be responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of the City's 44 fixed-route buses, 15 specialized transit vehicles and three shop trucks.

[MVT-2] "Specialized Transit". City of Barrie. Retrieved 2016-04-29.

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