About us...
Moncton’s first public transit system began in 1896 when electric streetcars operated downtown at a cost of $0.25 per trip. Moncton City Council established Codiac Transpo as a wholly owned city department on August 1, 1980.
Today, Codiac Transpo provides 45 buses on 24 transit routes, which includes the Express route complete with free wireless Internet. All buses are equipped with bike racks during the spring, summer and fall months.
Come ride with us. It’s your bus!
The City of Moncton's Department of Public Transit operates under the name of Codiac Transpo. The department is responsible for providing residents with a safe, efficient urban public transportation service. Together with it's partners - the City of Dieppe, Town of Riverview and the Community of Lakeside - Codiac services a population of 126,500 people in the Metro area.
Ridership Statistics
2007 1,867,399
2008 1,910,743
2009 2,251,471
2010 2,400418
2011 2,530,143
The transit service operates 355 days per year (with the exception of statutory holidays) and 2162 hours of scheduled service every week. In addition, Codiac Transpo operates a full express service, convention and charter services, as well as full transportation support for all major special events. The service is currently enhancing it's accessibility for customers with special needs by phasing in wheelchair access on a route by route basis.
To facilitate greater mobility, Codiac Transpo is the first transit system in North America to be 100% WIFI and the first in Canada to have it's entire fleet equipped with bikes.
Codiac Transpo's fleet of 45 buses are manufactured by Nova Bus, a division of Volvo.
