Transit Master Plan

Innisfil is growing! By 2034, we estimate that our population will reach over 63,000 residents. In order to meet our current and future needs, the Town of Innisfil is preparing a 10-year Transit Master Plan. This plan will revisit our current public transit system, Innisfil Transit, and go beyond. It’s time to Talk Transit, Innisfil!

Community engagement for the Transit Master Plan has ended. Thank you to all community members who participated.

Past community engagement

Community Engagement: Round 1

We asked community members to share their thoughts on Innisfil's current transit system and their vision for its future through:

A transit survey: Current state and needs. Read the What We Heard Report.
Two in-person or one virtual open house. View a recording of the virtual open house.

Community Engagement: Round 2

We asked community members to review four options for what Innisfil's public transit could look like in the future and share their feedback through:

A transit survey: Transit to 2034.
Two in-person and one virtual open house. View a recording of the virtual open house.

Share your experience

We asked Innisfil Transit users to tell us about their experience using the "Share your experience" tab on this project page.

Community engagement for the Transit Master Plan has ended. Thank you to all community members who participated.

Past community engagement

Community Engagement: Round 1

We asked community members to share their thoughts on Innisfil's current transit system and their vision for its future through:

A transit survey: Current state and needs. Read the What We Heard Report.
Two in-person or one virtual open house. View a recording of the virtual open house.

Community Engagement: Round 2

We asked community members to review four options for what Innisfil's public transit could look like in the future and share their feedback through:

A transit survey: Transit to 2034.
Two in-person and one virtual open house. View a recording of the virtual open house.

Share your experience

We asked Innisfil Transit users to tell us about their experience using the "Share your experience" tab on this project page.

Share your experiences with Innisfil Transit (Uber)

Are you a current Innisfil Transit user? We want to hear from you! Tell us about your experience. You can use text, images, or video. Just remember that all submissions need to follow the rules set out by our Forum Etiquette and Moderation guidelines.

Innisfil Transit is a partnership between the Town of Innisfil and Uber to provide riders with discounted rates getting around town.

Thank you for sharing your story with us. We will review your submission and notify you via email once it has been approved and available publicly.

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

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Trips towards Barrie South GO

by erichau, 3 months ago

Generally it's a 15-20 minute direct ride towards Barrie South GO to catch a connecting Southbound train to Toronto Union Station. The application doesn't prioritize the 3 passenger pickups to be all headed towards Barrie South GO.
I've been in many close calls where for example 2 of the 3 passengers are headed towards Barrie South GO, but the application will pickup a 3rd rider that's going somewhere that isn't Barrie South. This is inefficient routing, and we can see how much the town pays Uber (15-20 dollar subsidy) for potentially a service that isn't practical.
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Useful when my car was in the shop

by KJR, 8 months ago

When my car was in the shop, I used Innisfil Transit to go from work (a 20 minute drive from home) to the library, which was a 15 minute walk from home.

The $4 charge made it quite economical the few times I used it.

The Uber service was good, except the one time of sharing the back seat with a man I felt uncomfortable beside.

Using Innisfil transit to get from the library to my workplace did not seem feasible.

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