Lethbridge Transit is making changes to bus routes around the city thanks to feedback from riders. The updated routes will take effect next Wednesday, June 25, and aim to improve the connection to growing neighbourhoods across the city. 

The City of Lethbridge is warning the public about a payment scam circulating on Facebook regarding purchasing an ‘unlimited travel smartcard.’

Plans are coming together for a July 1 party!

The City of Lethbridge and Lethbridge & District Exhibition are gearing up for a full day of Canada Day celebrations, with food trucks and main stage entertainment now confirmed.

Starting on Wednesday, February 5, Transit users can expect a change to schedules around the city as part of Lethbridge Transit’s continuous improvement process.

Calling all parents who are looking for a safe and cool way to chauffer their kids to their summer adventures! Lethbridge Transit staff will be at the Lethbridge Farmers’ Market this Saturday sharing information and tips for first-time riders, or anyone wanting to learn more about using the public transit system.

Today, Lethbridge City Council received information on changes happening within Lethbridge Transit that are showing positive outcomes to ridership and revenues. With the highest ridership numbers in the history of the service and a $1.3 million improvement in financial performance from 2022-2023, the department is building momentum for continued growth and enhancements.  

Lethbridge Transit is committed to providing a reliable and efficient service for our customers and residents.

Cyclists using the new downtown bike lanes are the focus of the City’s latest awareness and education video series.

An emergency sewer issue is resulting in lane closures in the 1800 block of 6 Avenue South.