C-Line - Adult Consolidated Monthly Pass - Price change

Starting May, 2011, pricing on both the youth and senior consolidated passes have changed.

For more information about the C-Line fares & passes, click here

May passes available now

September passes are available for purchase now.  

Tickets and passes are available for purchase at the following locations:
- Leduc County Centre (1101-5th Street, Nisku)
- Leduc Civic Centre (1 Alexandra Park, Leduc)
- Leduc Recreation Centre (4330 Black Gold Drive, Leduc)

Official Start Date: Monday, Nov. 1, 2010

Oct. 27, 2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

C‐LINE COMMUTER SERVICE WILL BEGIN NOV. 1
— All buses will have Wi‐Fi

The C-Line commuter service, 100 per cent funded by Leduc and Leduc County, will commence Monday, Nov. 1, 2010, connecting Leduc, Leduc County (Nisku) and the Edmonton International Airport with Edmonton’s Century Park bus/LRT centre. The new route will have a network of 15 bus stop locations.  The schedule and all other details can be found at www.c-linetransit.com/schedule.

“Leduc now officially offers a commuter bus service to safely and efficiently connect our residents and workers with Nisku, Edmonton International Airport and Edmonton’s LRT system,” says Leduc Mayor Greg Krischke. “The C-line will immediately make Leduc even more attractive for new residents and businesses.”

“The launch of the C-Line has been much anticipated and we are very excited for November 1,” said Leduc County Mayor John Whaley. “This is the first intermunicipal-funded public transit initiative in the Capital Region and we are proud to partner with the City of Leduc to make this a reality. This commuter transit line will have an immediate benefit to businesses and those working in Nisku, to the Edmonton International Airport and within the Capital Region; it also provides the opportunity for county residents to commute to and from Edmonton using public transit.”

This service was designed to ease volume pressures on Leduc’s main arterial road system and to provide regional commuters and workers a public transit option to the airport and Nisku.

Each C-Line bus has 37 seats, plus standing room, and is equipped with Wi-Fi – the only service of its kind in the capital region offering this new service.

Fare products (tickets and passes) are on sale starting Wednesday, Oct. 27 and can be purchased at the following locations:

• Leduc Civic Centre, 1 Alexandra Park, Leduc
• Leduc County Centre, 1101-5th Street, Nisku
• Leduc Recreation Centre, 4330 Black Gold Drive, Leduc

For more information please call 780-980-7177.

 

Alberta Transportation rules in favour of C-Line project

Alberta Transportation has approved an application by Edmonton Transit System (in partnership with the City of Leduc and Leduc County) to provide a new commuter service between Edmonton and Leduc.

The Oct. 8 decision found that the C-line project is in the public interest despite an objection by Greyhound Canada Transportation Corp. The hearing adjudicator affirmed that Edmonton Transit System has the necessary resources and experience, and that there is demand for this commuter service.

The C-Line is expected to be operational between Century Park in Edmonton, Edmonton International Airport, Nisku Industrial Park and the City of Leduc within several weeks. The official start date of this new service will be announced as soon as all final details of the permitting process to obtain an operating authority certificate are completed.