Transit

Every way to get around Lethbridge — buses, accessible transit, taxis, intercity, and volunteer rides.

Need a ride? Request a volunteer driver

Free volunteer rides for medical appointments, groceries, shelters, and essential errands. Outreach workers and dispatchers can also submit on your behalf.

Request a volunteer ride Post a care request instead

Nearest bus stop

Find the closest Lethbridge Transit stop to where you are, how long it takes to walk there, and the next scheduled departures.

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Need another way there?

If a fixed bus route doesn't work — wrong area, mobility needs, or no stop nearby — these are the other public options.

cityLINK Ride-on-Demand

Public microtransit for areas without a fixed bus route. Anyone can book it — no application needed.

Open to everyone — no application or eligibility process.
Book through the "Rides on Demand" app, or by calling 311.
About a 20-minute pickup window after you book.
Drops you off inside your zone, or at a cityHUB to transfer to a regular route.
Requires payment with a Lethbridge Transit fare card or the fare app — it has not been free since October 2023.

Call 311 Lethbridge Transit — Ride-on-Demand

Fares, zones, and hours are set by Lethbridge Transit — confirm current details with 311 or lethbridgetransit.ca.

Access-A-Ride

Accessible door-to-door paratransit. You must be approved before you can book, so it is not a same-day fallback unless you're already registered.

Requires a medical eligibility application, assessed through Lifemark, before you can book.
Already registered? Book online at aarbooking.lethbridge.ca.
Not registered yet and need a ride today? Ride-on-Demand is the faster option — it needs no application.

Access-A-Ride booking (registered users)

Eligibility, application steps, and service hours are set by the City of Lethbridge — confirm with 311.

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