Welcome to the Durham Region Long Term Transit Strategy (LTTS) website
 Durham Region Transit (DRT) seeks to provide reliable and safe transit options to our area municipalities and communities. DRT constantly strives to improve its transit service delivery. We are currently undertaking a Long-Term Transit Strategy to address growth, manage our operations more effectively, and deliver better quality of service to our customers.
The Long-Term Transit Strategy (LTTS) will develop a comprehensive strategy for advancing rapid transit in Durham Region within the context of the broader mobility goals of the Region consistent with Phases 1 and 2 of the Municipal Class EA process. The strategy will emphasize rapid transit and its integral place within sustainable transportation options that will help the Region address anticipated transportation demands to 2031 and beyond (to 2056).
This strategy will lay out a vision, assess alternatives, and establish specific directions for transit in Durham Region and the role that rapid transit will take in the years to come.
The Long-Term Transit Strategy will develop a comprehensive strategy for advancing rapid transit in Durham within the context of the broader mobility goals of the Region. The strategy will emphasize rapid transit and its integral place within sustainable transportation options that will help the Region address anticipated transportation demands to 2031 and beyond (to 2056).
This strategy will lay out a vision, assess alternatives, and establish specific directions for transit in Durham Region and the role that rapid transit will take in the years to come.
This website will serve as an information point for the LTTS, and provide you with information:
The strategy is being developed from September 2008 through January 2010, and we encourage you to become involved! The strategy will lay out the direction of transit in Durham Region and the role that rapid transit will take in the years to come.
Public Open Houses
The next and final set of Open Houses taking place in January 2010. We urge you to come out. Click here for more information.
This website is for you!
We are interested in your opinion; please navigate the website for more information on Durham Region Transit and the Long Term Transit Strategy and to learn how you can contribute to ensure the best possible result for the future of transit in Durham Region.
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