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A new shuttle service will offer rides between Martensville, Warman, and Saskatoon as of May 1.
The service from AV Transit is set to run 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday.
“AV Transit is a privately-owned company and the bus service will be entirely self-supporting,” General Manager Kelly Rapko said in a media release. “There is no subsidy from taxpayers in any of the cities we’ll be providing service to.”
According to Rapko the decision to offer a shuttle has nothing to do with the closure of Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) set out in the March provincial budget.
A grand opening and ribbon cutting are planned at the Martensville Co-op and Warman Co-op on the first day of operations, along with two “ride-free” days May 1 and 2 for people to try the service.
AV Transit isn’t new to the industry, since 1994 the company has operated as a shuttle service for people with special needs.