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New Winnipeg Transit plan leaves no route untouched in effort to make network more efficient, accessible

New Winnipeg Transit plan leaves no route untouched in effort to make network more efficient, accessible Transit planners in Winnipeg have proposed an entirely new network that would alter nearly every existing route, with the goal of improving the frequency and reliability of service. Social Sharing

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Transit overhaul proposal tops $1 billion

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 9:38 PM CST Monday, Mar. 8, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later The Winnipeg Transit Master Plan proposes to create a network of six rapid transit corridors and redraw most existing local bus routes over the next 25 years. The Winnipeg Transit Master Plan proposes to create a network of six rapid transit corridors and redraw most existing local bus routes over the next 25 years. That entire plan could cost up to $1.5 billion, according to early price estimates, should council approve it. CITY OF WINNIPEG Winnipeg Transit Master Plan 2021 A new proposal calls for the city to seek federal and provincial funding under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program to support the first six capital projects within the plan, which would cost a combined $539 million.

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City presents vision for Winnipeg Transit for the next 25 years

WINNIPEG The City of Winnipeg has released a plan for what transit service in the city could look like in the next 25 years. The plan, released on Monday, will be presented during the standing policy committee on infrastructure renewal and public works meeting on March 11. The plan proposes an entirely new transit network for the city, and would more than double the number of Winnipeg households that would be located within a short walk of frequent transit service once finished. “Through the public engagement process, we heard that the existing route network was too complex, service was too infrequent, and it didn’t offer enough options for travel within and between neighbourhoods,” said Greg Ewankiw, director of Winnipeg Transit, in a statement. “The Winnipeg Transit Master Plan proposes changes to the transit route network to respond to the needs of residents of Winnipeg, and will enhance connectivity, frequency, and reliability.”

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Winnipeg proposes six major projects in its $1 1B Transit master plan

Winnipeg proposes six major projects in its $1 1B Transit master plan
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Union presses for end to racist verbal attacks against bus drivers

Winnipeg Free Press By: Joyanne Pursaga | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Monday, Mar. 1, 2021 As the City of Winnipeg prepares a week-long effort to combat racism, one of its unions is demanding a tougher response to racist comments allegedly hurled at bus drivers. As the City of Winnipeg prepares a week-long effort to combat racism, one of its unions is demanding a tougher response to racist comments allegedly hurled at bus drivers. The city must act to deter riders from uttering racist slurs at drivers, something that is far too common, said James Van Gerwen, executive vice-president of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1505. Van Gerwen said about two-thirds of Winnipeg Transit drivers are immigrants to Canada with diverse ethnic backgrounds, some of whom have reported repeated incidents of racism.

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