Saint John Transit Upgrades City Hall Bus Shelter

by Johnny | Aug 24, 2026 | City | 0 comments

Saint John Transit is building a new bus shelter at City Hall. Construction begins Thursday, August 27, and takes about a week to complete.

Saint John Transit Bus
Image provided by the City of Saint John.

Upgrades Coming to the Shelter

The new City Hall bus shelter brings several important improvements for riders. You will see new accessibility enhancements that make the shelter easier to use. The city is also installing improved lighting and enhancing visibility to increase safety for everyone. The final structure features a design that reflects the historic character of Uptown Saint John.

Temporary Stop Relocation

The City Hall stop is completely closed during the construction period to keep pedestrians and transit riders safe. You must use the alternative stop located at the corner of King and Germain streets while crews complete the work.

You can read the full public notice on the City of Saint John official website.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the construction start?

Construction begins on Thursday, August 27.

How long is the City Hall bus stop closed?

The stop closure lasts for about one week.

Where do I catch my bus during the construction?

You need to use the temporary stop at King and Germain streets.

What improvements are included in the new shelter?

The new shelter includes better lighting, safety and visibility enhancements, improved accessibility, and a design matching the historic Uptown architecture.

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