As of March 1, 2022, all COVID-19 restrictions have been removed from City of Cold Lake buildings, including mask use, proof of vaccination and capacity limits. However, the Government of Alberta still requires mask use in all public transit settings, including on board Cold Lake Transit buses, for passengers age 13 and above. Learn more on the Alberta Health COVID-19 website.
Cold Lake Transit is a full-service, accessible transit system provided free of charge by the City of Cold Lake. There's no cost to ride and no registration or membership required. Cold Lake Transit provides public bus service six days per week to several locations within the city including Kinosoo Beach, Cold Lake Marina, Energy Centre, City Hall, 4 Wing, shopping areas and more. Fares and routes may be subject to change. Cold Lake Transit is operated by the Infrastructure Services department. Call 780-639-4455 or email clt@coldlake.com.
Are you looking for information about the Cold Lake Adaptive Transit Service? This shared ride service for seniors and people with mobility challenges is operated by Cold Lake and District FCSS. Click the link above for more information.
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All passengers must be respectful of Cold Lake Transit staff, property and fellow passengers. Harassment, foul language, or any activity which interferes with the operation of Cold Lake Transit or the comfort and safety of passengers and staff will not be tolerated. In accordance with the City of Cold Lake's Transit Services Bylaw, while on a transit bus or while attending any transit property, no person shall:
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Leashed guide dogs are permitted on Cold Lake Transit vehicles when they are assisting a person with a disability. Pets must be transported in a secure cage or kennel. Pets are not permitted to sit on the floor, seats, or be carried/held by passengers. |
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