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    • Mental Health Resources
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    • Play. Learn. Grow. Together!
    • Positive Parenting
    • Get Outside with Nature Regina
  • Home
  • Anti-Racism and Play
  • Playspaces
    • Early Years Centres >
      • Regina Early Years Family Resource Centre
      • Regina Early Learning Centre
    • Culture and Play >
      • Floral Consevatory
      • Government House
      • MacKenzie Art Gallery
      • Michaels Classroom
      • RCMP Heritage Centre
      • Royal Saskatchewan Museum
      • Saskatchewan Science Centre
      • Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame
      • Stone Hall Castle
    • Fenek Farms
    • Harbour Landing Village
    • Hiking Trails >
      • Condie Nature Refuge
      • Wascana Trails
      • White Butte Recreation Site
    • Libraries >
      • Albert Branch
      • Central and Children's Branch
      • Connaught Branch
      • George Bothwell Branch
      • Glen Elm Branch
      • Prince of Wales Branch
      • Regent Place Branch
      • Sherwood Village Branch
      • Sunrise Branch
    • Markets >
      • Centennial Market
      • Local and Fresh Market
      • Regina Farmer's Market
    • Neighbourhood Centres
    • Parks >
      • North Zone
      • East Zone
      • South Zone
      • West Zone
      • Central Zone
      • Accessible Parks
      • Spray Pads
      • Spray Pads
    • Pay to Play >
      • Amazing Adventure
      • Bee Happy Recreation Park
      • Dino Bouncers
      • Get Air
      • Happy Hollow
      • QC Soccer Facility
    • Regina Beach and Area
    • Skateboard Parks
    • Spray Pads
    • Swimming Pools >
      • Indoor Pools
      • Outdoor Pools
    • Tennis Courts
    • Things That Go >
      • City Bus
    • Winter Fun >
      • Toboggan Hills
      • Skating Rinks
      • Ski Trails
  • Community Play Calendar
    • Other Calendars >
      • Albert Branch Library
      • Central and Children's Branch
      • Connaught Branch
      • George Bothwell Branch
      • Glen Elm Branch
      • Prince of Wales Branch
      • Regent Place Branch
      • Sherwood Village Branch
      • Sunrise Branch
      • Regina Early Years Family Resource Centre
  • Book Club
  • Read and Play
  • Contact
  • Donate
  • Thank You
  • Research
  • Play at Home
  • Play Baskets
  • Podcast
  • External Resources
    • Schools and Play >
      • Schooling Options
      • Free Cree Language Course
    • Family Friendly Fitness >
      • LG Fitness
      • Local Barre
      • Mama Fitness
      • Project Barre
      • Regina Climbing Centre
      • YMCA Regina
    • Mental Health Resources
    • Movement Guidelines
    • Play. Learn. Grow. Together!
    • Positive Parenting
    • Get Outside with Nature Regina

City Bus


The City of Regina's Transit services provide safe, reliable, affordable and accessible transportation for residents and visitors through a regularly scheduled, fixed-route transit system. The city bus also makes an excellent playspace! Taking children on the bus is not only a practical, environmentally friendly, and more affordable transportation option but provides children with a wonderful and exciting experience. Consider just taking your child on the bus-with no destination in mind-and allow them to enjoy the human interactions, large windows, freedom from seatbelts and carseats, and real experience of an iconic thing that goes. Children may be worn, in strollers, on your lap, or in their own seat (if appropriate). Children under four years old ride the bus for free. For information on other fares and passes please click here.
COVID-19 UPDATE:
The buses are offering full seating availability, but riders are required to wear a mask.

https://www.regina.ca/transportation-roads-parking/transit/

The following information is quoted directly from the City of Regina's "Riding With Us" webpage.
Safe Bus:
The Safe Bus program is a community partnership between the Regina Transit, Regina Crime Stoppers, and the Regina Police Service. The Safe Bus program provides a safe space for anyone who needs help. If you are lost, hurt or in trouble, flag down a Regina Transit bus or get on at any bus stop. Teach your children that if they are lost, cold, frightened or hurt, they can hold up their hand (palm facing out) in the direction of an approaching bus to signal the driver that they need help. Bus operators are trained to recognize this as a sign of distress and will stop to help your child. You can download Regina Transit’s Safe Bus Colouring and Activity Book to help explain the Safe Bus program to your child. Trained transit personnel have direct access to 9-1-1 and you DO NOT need to pay a fare to get help through the Safe Bus program.

Night Stop:
The Night Stop program allows you to get off the bus between regular stops on your route, so you don’t have to walk as far to your destination.To request the Night Stop service:
  • Inform your driver that you wish to get off at a different location at least one bus stop before your regular stop. You don’t have to ring the bell.
  • Remain near the front of the bus until the driver finds a safe place to open the door and let you off. In some instances, this may not be the exact spot you requested.
  • Exit the bus from the front door
The City of Regina has many tools to make your trip seamless and efficient:
Transit live provides real-time schedules and route updates for your next trip. Click here for some schedules and routes to help you plan a trip. You can also text your 4 digit bus stop number to 306 596-6136 and you will receive an instant reply with the time of arrival of the next bust.
Regina and these playspaces are situated on Treaty 4 territory, the original lands of the Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. Provided by the Government of Saskatchewan and offered by the University of Regina, there is a Cree language learning resource available under "Schools and play."
Photo used under Creative Commons from schnappischnap