Car, Bike and Foot
Getting around the city of London by car, bike or foot is relatively easy given the north-south/east-west grid layout of the city. Commute times from the downtown core to any of the four corners of the city are relatively short compared to major cities like Toronto.
The city is criss-crossed with an extensive network of well marked and well maintained bike and walking trails connecting many of the city's park areas and meeting places including the University of Western Ontario, Harris Park and Springbank Park. The relatively flat terrain makes biking to and from work a popular choice for many.
Bus, Taxi and Paratransit
The London Transit Commission (LTC) offers regular conventional and accessible bus services throughout the city. This service is designed to move commuters to and from the downtown core as efficiently as possible. Individual tickets are $2.50 per adult, senior or student and $1.25 per child (age 12 and under). Monthly passes range from $64 - $74 depending on ridership frequency.
LTC also provides specialized transit with a range of service delivery options designed to meet the needs of those with disabilities. A paratransit service is available for those with special needs. Of course, there are also many licensed taxi companies in London, including specialty car and limousine services.
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Some additional sites you may want to visit to learn more about London:
Related Links:
Downtown London Parking Guide:
- City of London's Downtown Parking (City of London)
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