The tri‑community transit network will undergo a series of timetable and alignment changes on Aug. 23, the City of Moncton says, with several Moncton routes modified and new services introduced in neighbouring Dieppe.
What changes Moncton riders will notice
City officials say the adjustments are designed to boost efficiency and offer riders more dependable travel options throughout the day. In Moncton, the revisions affect multiple lines:
- 62 Hildegard: will be extended to the YMCA Moncton North via Twin Oaks and will loop at the Ryan Street traffic circle.
- 67 Edinburgh: will receive two additional afternoon trips to increase afternoon capacity.
- 66 Caledonia: afternoon trips will be re‑routed to include Pine Tree before serving the Caledonia Industrial Park.
Network accessibility and printed schedules
Codiac Transpo states that all routes across Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview will be fully accessible following the changes. For riders who prefer paper timetables, printed schedules will be placed on board buses.
Dieppe expansion and route adjustments
The announcement also details a substantial service increase in Dieppe tied to a prior network redesign. The changes add roughly 300 service hours per week and introduce four new routes while removing one:
| New/changed route | Notes |
|---|---|
| 94A Centrale | New route in Dieppe |
| 96 Orange / 96A Orange | New routes; 96 will operate in both directions |
| 98 Chartersville | New loop service; one bus will serve Lorette before arriving at the Aquatic Hub |
| 95 Amirault | Will be discontinued |
| 93 Champlain / 94 Centrale | Will operate in both directions to offer more direct travel options |
"All routes across Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview will now be fully accessible,"
The Dieppe redesign also adds a second transfer hub on Aquatique Street to facilitate connections.
Local impact and next steps
For Moncton residents, the route shifts mean some afternoon trips will change alignment and stop patterns, and one line will extend to serve a community recreation centre. Riders should examine updated schedules when planning trips after Aug. 23 to confirm pick‑up and drop‑off locations. The city says printed timetables will be available on board for convenience.
Officials with Codiac Transpo and the City of Moncton released the summary of changes; the full network adjustments for all three municipalities will take effect on Aug. 23. Riders with questions or who require further details should consult Codiac Transpo communications or their municipal transit pages.
