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Calgary Transit 26 bus

Sarcee trail crosstown, calgary transit 26 bus stop list and next departures.

The Calgary Transit 26 - Sarcee Trail Crosstown bus serves 31 bus stops in the Calgary area departing from Westbrook LRT Station and ending at Tuscany Station / Tuscany Terminal. Scroll down to see upcoming 26 bus times at each stop and the next scheduled 26 bus times will be displayed. The full 26 bus schedule as well as real-time departures (if available) can be found in the Transit app .

• Westbrook LRT Station 5:16 AM
• WB 17 Av SW / 33 St SW 5:17 AM
• WB 17 Av SW / 35 St SW 5:17 AM
• NB 37 St SW / 17 Av SW 5:17 AM
• NB 37 St SW / 13 Av SW 5:18 AM
• WB Bow Tr / 40 St SW 5:19 AM
• WB Bow Tr / 45 St SW 5:20 AM
• WB Bow Tr / E. of Sarcee Tr SW 5:21 AM
• WB Na'A Drive SW / Sarcee Tr SW 5:29 AM
• WB 34 Av NW / 71 St NW 5:31 AM
• WB 34 Av NW / Bowmanten Pl 5:32 AM
• NB 77 St NW / 36 Av NW 5:32 AM
• WB Bowness Rd / 77 St NW 5:33 AM
• WB Bowness Rd / 79 St NW 5:33 AM
• WB Bowness Rd / 83 St NW 5:34 AM
• NB Bowness Rd / 44 Av NW 5:35 AM
• NB Bowness Rd / 46 Av NW 5:35 AM
• WB Nose Hill Dr / 87 St NW 5:38 AM
• NB Tuscany Hl / Nose Hill Dr NW 5:42 AM
• NB Tuscany Glen Pa / Tuscany Estates Dr NW 5:44 AM
• NB Tuscany Glen Rd / Tuscany Glen Pa NW 5:44 AM
• WB Tuscany Dr / Tuscany Glen Rd NW 5:45 AM
• WB Tuscany Dr / Tuscany Ridge Cl NW 5:46 AM
• EB Tuscany Bv / Tuscany Ridge Vw NW 5:48 AM
• EB Tuscany Bv / Tuscany Wy NW 5:49 AM
• EB Tuscany Bv / Tuscany Hills Rd NW 5:50 AM
• NB Tuscany Springs Bv / Tuscany Bv NW 5:51 AM
• NB Tuscany Springs Bv / Tuscarora Cl NW 5:52 AM
• NB Tuscany Springs Bv / Tuscarora Wy NW 5:53 AM
• NB Tuscany Springs Bv / Tuscarora Me NW 5:53 AM
• Tuscany Station / Tuscany Terminal 5:55 AM

Calgary Transit 26 bus route map

The Calgary Transit 26 - Sarcee Trail Crosstown bus route map is shown above. The route map shows you an overview of all the stops served by the Calgary Transit 26 bus to help you plan your trip on Calgary Transit. Opening the app will allow you to see more detailed information about the route on a map including stop specific alerts, such as stops that have been closed or moved. You can also see the location of vehicles in real-time on the route map so you know when the 26 bus is approaching your stop.

Calgary Transit 26 bus Service Alerts

Open the Transit app to see more information about any active disruptions that may impact the 26 bus schedule, such as detours, moved stops, trip cancellations, major delays, or other service changes to the bus route. The Transit app also allows you to subscribe to receive notifications for any service alert issued by Calgary Transit so that you can plan your trip around any active or future disruptions.

Calgary Transit 26 bus Service Frequency

The next 26 bus leaves Westbrook LRT Station at 5:16 AM, and arrives at Tuscany Station / Tuscany Terminal at 5:55 AM. You can see the frequency of upcoming trips and the exact departure times by opening the Transit app .

Calgary Transit 26 bus On-Time Performance

Want to know whether the Calgary Transit 26 bus arrives on time? Open the Transit app and view user generated on-time performance reports for the 26 bus. You can also contribute your own reports on whether your trip arrived on time, late or early. As these on-time performance stats are user reported, they may differ from official Calgary Transit metrics.

Calgary Transit 26 bus FAQ

What time does the next calgary transit 26 bus depart from westbrook lrt station.

The next 26 bus leaves Westbrook LRT Station at 5:16 AM, and arrives at Tuscany Station / Tuscany Terminal at 5:55 AM. The total trip time for the next Calgary Transit 26 bus is 39.

Is the Calgary Transit 26 bus running on time, early or late?

You can track your bus on a map, monitor real-time updates, and see adjustments to the Calgary Transit 26 schedule by downloading the Transit app .

When does the next Calgary Transit 26 bus arrive?

You can see the next Calgary Transit 26 bus times in the app as well as future departure times for the 26 bus.

How many bus stops are there for the Calgary Transit 26 bus?

There are 31 stops on the Calgary Transit 26 bus.

Is the Calgary Transit 26 bus usually crowded?

You can find real-time information on Calgary Transit 26 bus crowding levels in the Transit app (available in select cities or on select trips). You can also see predictions on how crowded the bus will be when it gets to your bus stop.

Is the Calgary Transit 26 bus currently running?

Find out the current status for the Calgary Transit 26 bus in the Transit app .

What is the closest Calgary Transit 26 bus stop to me?

Open the Transit app to see your location on a map and find the closest 26 bus stop to where you are.

Other Calgary Transit bus schedules, routes and maps

• 27 Willowglen
• 28 Deer Run
• 29 Queensland
• 30 Highfield Industrial
• 32 Huntington / Sunridge
• 33 Vista Heights / Rundle
• 34 Pineridge
• 35 Bonavista / Canyon Meadows
• 36 Riverbend
• 37 Heritage Station / Canyon Meadows
• 38 Brentwood Station / Temple
• 40 Crowfoot Station / North Hill
• 41 Lynnwood
• 42 Marlborough

Other transit modes in Calgary area

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Calgary Transit

Calgary transit - schedules, routes and stops.

Calgary Transit is a public transportation provider in Calgary which operates bus routes.

The Calgary Transit has 263 bus routes in Calgary with 6184 bus stops.

Their bus routes cover an area from the Eb Valley Pointe Gr @ Valley Ridge Dr NW stop to the Eb Merganser Dr W @ Mcivor Tc stop and from the Eb 144 Av NW @ Carrington Bv West Leg stop to the Nb Legacy View SE @ Legacy Ci SE stop.

Calgary Transit line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.

Pick a line to view updated schedules and stops

Calgary transit coverage area map.

Calgary Transit Schedule Updates

For Calgary Transit service alerts, please check the Moovit website for real-time info on bus status, bus delays, changes of bus routes, changes of stops and any service changes.

Facts about Calgary Transit

The Calgary Transit has bus routes operating across Calgary including: Calgary, Foothills No. 31, Rocky View No. 44, Tsuu T'Ina Nation 145 (Sarcee 145).

The longest line from the Calgary Transit is: 23 . This bus route starts from Wb Front St @ Main Ent. South Health Campus SE (Calgary) and ends at Saddletowne Terminal Stop A (Calgary). It covers over 30 km and has 63 stops.

The shortest line is: 90 . This bus line begins from Nb 9 St NE @ Mcdougall Rd (Calgary) and finishes at Eb Bow Valley Ln @ 11 St NE (Calgary). It runs through 1 km with 4 stops.

According to Moovit Insights , the most popular lines for Calgary Transit are 12 , 88 , 299 , 60 , 17 .

Calgary Transit - bus fare information

Costs and prices of different ticket types may change, based on several factors. Please check the Moovit app to view bus fares of individual lines. For more information on ride fares and for buying bus tickets online please visit Calgary Transit's official site.

Calgary Transit contact information

• Website URL: https://www.calgarytransit.com
• Wikipedia Page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calgary_Transit

Calgary Transit schedule

Looking for a specific Calgary Transit bus schedule? All Calgary Transit lines and schedules in Calgary can be found in the Moovit App. Moovit gives you directions for Calgary Transit routes and provides helpful step-by-step navigation.

Green Line might be off the tracks but city's northern BRT plan rolls on

Project unaffected by lrt turmoil.

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Even as the debate about the future of the Green Line LRT continues, work will forge ahead on a related part of that transit project. Each month as the Green Line board received a financial update, it heard the latest numbers on what's called the north central bus rapid transit (BRT) project. The Green Line is to eventually span the city from its northern to southeastern edges. While the full build-out has always been planned to be decades in the future, the city has been working on improving the ride for bus users who frequent the busy Centre Street corridor. BRT improvements have been ongoing with the goal of eventually launching a MAX BRT service along the route. The city's leader of transit systems, Danny Panday, said the project is proceeding despite the uncertainty surrounding the Green Line.

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The current focus of work is on the section from 28th Avenue North to Beddington Trail. He said new heated bus shelters that are already a familiar sight on other BRT routes are being installed. Turn bays are being added and traffic lights are being adjusted with the goal of helping buses to speed along the heavily travelled route. In addition to the $50 million currently in the Green Line budget for the BRT upgrades, Panday said council has already approved an additional $60 million to continue the program in 2025 and 2026.

• Construction continues in southeast Calgary — even if Green Line is being wound down
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Ward 3 Coun. Jasmine Mian said she's glad the BRT upgrading is continuing even as the debate about the Green Line's future swirls. "Of course, I would love to have a train in this area and will keep pushing for that. But I think in the meantime, these improvements are really important to residents," Mian said. She said 30,000 people a day ride buses along the Centre Street corridor, so improving travel times and amenities along the way helps attract and retain transit users on the route. "I want those riders to have a great experience so I'm happy to see some of these improvements include things like the installation of canopies and lighting, heating at these improved stations, things like queue jumps [at intersections] and dedicated lanes for transit, which make the riding experience better," Mian said. For the city, she said it's a balancing act as the population at the northern end of the corridor continues to grow. Mian said she hears residents want these transit improvements but they also really want to see the Green Line reach the north. "They want to ensure that every dollar that we put into the BRT is also a good investment for the long-term potential LRT."

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