Public app ride within Prince Edward County
$5 when offeredThe County publishes a flat fare for available seats booked through the app. Ask dispatch to confirm the fare for door-to-bus-stop or other phone bookings.
County Transit (Quinte Transit)
Bus stops & routes
Find the stop, see which routes serve it and open walking directions to the boarding point.
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City’s official stop mapBefore you travel
Route CT-1 provides scheduled weekday travel between Picton, Bloomfield and Belleville. The July 2026 update introduced six round trips; search your actual date for departures and holiday exceptions.
CT-2, CT-3 and CT-LN are seasonal services. Their reviewed feed has no upcoming dates after October 2026; a stop or route on the map does not establish a current service.
Stops marked “on request” need operator confirmation and are not offered as unbooked boarding or arrival points by this planner. Use Rides on Demand or call dispatch.
Intermediate stop times can be estimates. An “estimated” label identifies a bus leg using an untimed endpoint. Arrive early and check the official timetable and disruptions.
New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2026: published holiday guidance and the current feed disagree. QRC holds scheduled journey results for this date pending confirmation; call Quinte Transit.
Adult single fares: $3.50 for trips under 5 km, $5 for 5–19 km and $10 for 20 km or more. Discount categories and free travel for high school students with ID and children 13 and under are listed by the operator. Confirm your journey’s fare.
A County Transit journey to Belleville ends at the published terminal. Use the Belleville guide to plan a separate local connection; this planner does not promise an onward transfer or a seat.
Official service informationYour trip & pickup point
Get to your booked pickup
Use the exact pickup point supplied in your County Transit booking or app confirmation. Some rides collect you at home and others connect to a bus stop. Enter that confirmed point below for walking directions; QRC does not guess a pickup pin or reserve a seat.
Have these trip details ready when you book. Entering them here does not request a ride.
Confirm my pickup with County Transit — Rides on DemandRides on Demand for AndroidRides on Demand for iPhone
Choose County Transit — Rides on Demand in the official app and check that your trip is available. If your area is not offered, call dispatch. The app or operator supplies your meeting point and pickup time.
Choose a starting point and enter the confirmed pickup location to open your walking route.
Your entries stay in this page. The GPS preview requests map tiles from OpenStreetMap. Opening the walking route sends your chosen starting point and pickup location to Google Maps.
Pickup and booking instructions · Reviewed 2026-10-26. The operator’s map is route context; it does not confirm a precise boarding point or a reservation.
Other ways to travel
Public bus · book ahead
County Transit — Rides on Demand
Book an available seat on a County vehicle, or arrange a connection from your pickup point to the fixed-route bus. The operator confirms the location and time.
Arrange your ride
Use TripSpark Rides on Demand, or call Quinte Transit at least a day ahead. Give your starting address, destination, preferred time and return-trip needs. Wait for the operator or app to confirm both the pickup point and trip; entering details in QRC does not book a ride.
Who can use it & when to call
Public service within Prince Edward County. Available trips depend on vehicle routes, seats and the timing offered by the operator.
The County describes app service Monday–Friday, 6:15 a.m.–6 p.m. Dispatch hours are Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; dispatch opening is not a promise of ride availability.
Community & accessible rides
County Transit — specialized service
Registered eligible County riders can request accessible door-to-door transport. Register before arranging a trip; medical needs receive priority.
Arrange your ride
Complete the County accessible-transit application and wait for registration confirmation. Then call Quinte Transit at least one day before travel to arrange pickup, destination, assistance and a return ride. Confirm fares and availability with dispatch.
Who can use it & when to call
County residents aged 55+, people with disabilities, and people experiencing housing insecurity with a local-agency referral. The County’s own application process applies; Quinte West or Brighton registration rules are not substituted.
Advance booking and registration required. Availability depends on needs, vehicles and the operator’s confirmation.
Community & accessible rides
Prince Edward Community Care — escorted transportation
Volunteer drivers help seniors reach medical and other appointments, groceries and essential errands.
Arrange your ride
Call Community Care before arranging travel. Staff confirm the volunteer, pickup address, trip and return arrangements. Ask about fees and any advance-notice requirements; a QRC directions link does not request a driver.
Who can use it & when to call
Seniors in Prince Edward County. Ask Community Care to confirm intake, assistance needs and suitability for your trip.
By arrangement with Community Care and subject to volunteer availability. Confirm details directly before travel.
Contact these operators separately to confirm eligibility, fares, availability and your return ride. Booking buttons do not reserve a seat.