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Arrive Alive tonight: take free public transit

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New Year’s is a time for fun and cel­e­bra­tion, and a lot of peo­ple are going to take that fun and cel­e­bra­tion a lit­tle too seri­ously and over-imbibe on spir­its and liquors. Whether you intend to get your drink on or just want to travel safely to avoid those who do, many cities across the coun­try are offer­ing free pub­lic tran­sit tonight.

Break out the phone book and call your local tran­sit ter­mi­nal to see what arrange­ments have been made. Here in St. Catharines buses will be free after 8pm and run­ning past their nor­mal hours, offer­ing ser­vice until 2am. I know that Go Tran­sit and the TTC will be offer­ing sim­i­lar arrange­ments, but unfor­tu­nately I don’t have the spe­cific details for the rest of the country.

If you do call and find out, let us know here in the com­ments. Let’s make sure that the Smart­Canucks com­mu­nity has a safe and happy New Year!

12 Responses to “Arrive Alive tonight: take free public transit”

  1. Leif

    Pub­lic tran­sit in Toronto will be run­ning for free between 12:01 am untill 4:00am which is not bad.. Wish it could have been before that ..

  2. S

    At least Toronto has busses. Ottawa’s tran­sit work­ers have been on strike for over 3 weeks.

  3. Rachel1496

    Lon­don Tran­sit is free after 8pm and some routes will be run­ning until 1am. The busses are going to be mon­i­tored by police all night to pre­vent any problems.

  4. Mel

    Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge’s GRT is offer­ing free ser­vice after 6pm and some routes are going until 1am.

  5. benji

    Good luck in Ottawa — Pub­lic transit’s been on strike for 22 days now, so be sure to take a cab, have a des­ig­nated dri­ver, crash a friend’s or a hotel, or call Oper­a­tion Red Nose!!!! 819 771‑2886

  6. Jim Squires

    How do I know YOU’RE not the imposter…

    That’s it — time to break out my ama­teur detec­tive kit! :P

  7. PierreDude01

    I would rather have free phone num­ber texted to my phone … it’s free until jan 31!!! Trust me… i’ve used it… for info visit ask411.com

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