Woodstock Transit will return to front door boarding and fare collection on conventional and specialized transit buses tomorrow.
WOODSTOCK - Starting tomorrow, Woodstock Transit will return to front door boarding and fare collection on conventional and specialized transit buses.
To prepare, they ask you to reload your electronic bus cards at least 48 hours before then or have exact change as fare.
Woodstock Transit says there will be no refunds on any partially used or expired monthly bus passes that were bought in March and April of this year. As fair and reasonable compensation, free bus service for the past four months has been provided by Woodstock Transit.
They're reminding passengers that masks are now mandatory on all public transit vehicles, unless you are exempt.
You can go to their website to learn more information.

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