Accessible public transit in Peel
TransHelp, Brampton Transit, and MiWay are the 3 accessible public transit options in Peel.
Brampton Transit and MiWay offer a high level of accessibility for residents with physical, cognitive, visual, sensory, and mental health disabilities.
Accessibility features include:
- Ramps
- Low floors.
- The ability to kneel the bus – lower the front of the bus closer to the ground to make it easier for passengers to board and disembark.
- Two wheelchair or scooter areas (or both).
- Voice and visual announcements for all stops.
- Large entrance openings and platform areas at accessible shelters.
MagnusCards® is a free iOS and Android app that features step-by-step digital guides that support new transit riders and passengers with autism and other cognitive special needs.
Using easy–to–understand information, passengers can learn how to:
- Book a trip.
- Get ready on trip day.
- Ride TransHelp.
- Make a payment.
- Travel beyond Peel’s borders.
- Buy and use taxi vouchers.
You can have TransHelp transit tutorials at your fingertips accessible anywhere, anytime and from any mobile device. You can also learn how to ride Brampton Transit using their step-by-step digital guide.
Download the MagnusCards® app
Traveling on Brampton Transit and MiWay has many benefits:
- You can ride without calling ahead to book your trip.
- You do not need to cancel your trip if your plans change.
- Seniors who are 65 and older can get a discount.
Watch this video to hear how passengers are using conventional public transit in Peel:
For more information about conventional public transit, visit:
- Brampton Transit (Brampton residents)
- Caledon Community services (Caledon residents)
- MiWay (Mississauga residents)