Codiac Transpo Growth Strategy

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Shape the Future of Public Transit in Moncton!

The City’s population and Codiac Transpo’s ridership have been growing.

Project Overview

Codiac Transpo is a key part of the City of Moncton's transportation network, connecting people across our region to jobs, school, services, and each other every day. To meet growing population and recent increases in the system’s ridership, the Codiac Transpo Growth Strategy aims to enhance the system to better meet residents' needs – both now and in the future.

Developed in collaboration with transit riders, staff, and our larger community, the strategy focuses on the City of Moncton’s conventional transit system and developing the detailed steps that can be taken to improve it. While focused on Moncton, the Strategy will also consider the Codiac Transpo system as a whole.

The project focuses on three key goals to guide transit improvements over the next one to three years and beyond:

  1. Sustaining and increasing ridership by adjusting transit routes and schedules to meet significant recent increases to population and ridership so Codiac Transpo can continue to retain and attract new riders.
  2. Addressing equipment and resource constraints by looking at potential ways the system can best use its existing vehicles and hours of service over the short term while creating an action plan to increase future capacity.
  3. Integrated planning for new areas by looking at how future improvements to routes, services, and schedules can best be tailored to meet areas of high ridership and proposed new areas of development.

It’s critical that we hear from transit staff and passengers who know the system best on what you want to see changed and improved. We also want to hear from the larger community on what would make transit a more convenient and accessible choice.


HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Round 1 of public engagement wrapped up on March 12, 2025. Round 2 is on the way so click ‘Register’ to stay in the loop and have your say!

Shape the Future of Public Transit in Moncton!

The City’s population and Codiac Transpo’s ridership have been growing.

Project Overview

Codiac Transpo is a key part of the City of Moncton's transportation network, connecting people across our region to jobs, school, services, and each other every day. To meet growing population and recent increases in the system’s ridership, the Codiac Transpo Growth Strategy aims to enhance the system to better meet residents' needs – both now and in the future.

Developed in collaboration with transit riders, staff, and our larger community, the strategy focuses on the City of Moncton’s conventional transit system and developing the detailed steps that can be taken to improve it. While focused on Moncton, the Strategy will also consider the Codiac Transpo system as a whole.

The project focuses on three key goals to guide transit improvements over the next one to three years and beyond:

  1. Sustaining and increasing ridership by adjusting transit routes and schedules to meet significant recent increases to population and ridership so Codiac Transpo can continue to retain and attract new riders.
  2. Addressing equipment and resource constraints by looking at potential ways the system can best use its existing vehicles and hours of service over the short term while creating an action plan to increase future capacity.
  3. Integrated planning for new areas by looking at how future improvements to routes, services, and schedules can best be tailored to meet areas of high ridership and proposed new areas of development.

It’s critical that we hear from transit staff and passengers who know the system best on what you want to see changed and improved. We also want to hear from the larger community on what would make transit a more convenient and accessible choice.


HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Round 1 of public engagement wrapped up on March 12, 2025. Round 2 is on the way so click ‘Register’ to stay in the loop and have your say!

Questions or comments?

Submit any questions or comments relating to this topic, and the team will respond, either publicly or privately, depending on the nature of the question.


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  • Share Have you explored or assess the idea of a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line that would connect Roméo LeBlanc Airport with the three cities via Champlain in Dieppe, Main St (or a parallel street) in Moncton, the bridge, and Coverdale in Riverview? This would contribute to the idea of a “transit city” that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Bus routes would then connect to the tramway, completing the transit map in an efficient way. on Facebook Share Have you explored or assess the idea of a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line that would connect Roméo LeBlanc Airport with the three cities via Champlain in Dieppe, Main St (or a parallel street) in Moncton, the bridge, and Coverdale in Riverview? This would contribute to the idea of a “transit city” that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Bus routes would then connect to the tramway, completing the transit map in an efficient way. on Twitter Share Have you explored or assess the idea of a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line that would connect Roméo LeBlanc Airport with the three cities via Champlain in Dieppe, Main St (or a parallel street) in Moncton, the bridge, and Coverdale in Riverview? This would contribute to the idea of a “transit city” that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Bus routes would then connect to the tramway, completing the transit map in an efficient way. on Linkedin Email Have you explored or assess the idea of a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line that would connect Roméo LeBlanc Airport with the three cities via Champlain in Dieppe, Main St (or a parallel street) in Moncton, the bridge, and Coverdale in Riverview? This would contribute to the idea of a “transit city” that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Bus routes would then connect to the tramway, completing the transit map in an efficient way. link

    Have you explored or assess the idea of a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line that would connect Roméo LeBlanc Airport with the three cities via Champlain in Dieppe, Main St (or a parallel street) in Moncton, the bridge, and Coverdale in Riverview? This would contribute to the idea of a “transit city” that is environmentally friendly and sustainable. Bus routes would then connect to the tramway, completing the transit map in an efficient way.

    Pa asked about 1 month ago

    Hi there,

    Thank you for your suggestion. At this time, Codiac Transpo has not explored a high-capacity tramway or streetcar line connecting Roméo LeBlanc Airport with Dieppe, Moncton, and Riverview, as the infrastructure investment required for overhead electrical lines, streetcar tracks, or additional transit vehicles would be significant.

    However, we recognize the importance of sustainable transit solutions. As part of our commitment to reducing emissions, we’re planning a pilot project with up to two battery electric buses, pending funding approvals. Your suggestion is appreciated and will be included for planning consideration.

    Kind regards,
    Michelle 


  • Share There should be a cross town route from Mill Road to Killam Drive. There is so much vehicle traffic why wouldn’t you run a bus on this route. It would connect with north-south routes, and more. It would just be a fast way across town. on Facebook Share There should be a cross town route from Mill Road to Killam Drive. There is so much vehicle traffic why wouldn’t you run a bus on this route. It would connect with north-south routes, and more. It would just be a fast way across town. on Twitter Share There should be a cross town route from Mill Road to Killam Drive. There is so much vehicle traffic why wouldn’t you run a bus on this route. It would connect with north-south routes, and more. It would just be a fast way across town. on Linkedin Email There should be a cross town route from Mill Road to Killam Drive. There is so much vehicle traffic why wouldn’t you run a bus on this route. It would connect with north-south routes, and more. It would just be a fast way across town. link

    There should be a cross town route from Mill Road to Killam Drive. There is so much vehicle traffic why wouldn’t you run a bus on this route. It would connect with north-south routes, and more. It would just be a fast way across town.

    Michael asked about 2 months ago

    Hi there,

    Thank you for your message. 

    We have passed along your feedback to the team at Codiac Transpo for their consideration. 

    Kind regards,
    Michelle 

Page last updated: 15 Apr 2025, 10:13 AM