Latest
Free Transit for Nova Scotians • Get the detailsNS Liberals will cut the HST by 2% • Add your nameTim Houston is all promise, no progress. • Check his progressSupport the Nova Scotia Liberal Party • Chip in

NS Liberals announce their plan to deliver free transit to Nova Scotians

The next legislative session begins this week, and after spending the summer travelling across the province and speaking with folks in cities and towns big and small, we’re ready to take your concerns to the legislature and deliver real solutions for you and your family. That work started today.

This morning, Zach Churchill announced our plan to deliver free transit for Nova Scotians. From Halifax to Cape Breton, through the valley and across the province, we’re committing to make historic investments in public transit.

On top of eliminating fares, we’re also going to invest in community transportation to support more than 25 organizations in every county of this province AND we’re going to give transit authorities extra funds so they can expand transit systems and increase capacity.

We know that people are struggling with the rising cost of living, and this policy will put more money back in the pockets of commuters, seniors, and students. If you already buy a transit pass every month, this will save you over $1,000 a year. And, if you decide to make the switch from driving every day to taking transit, this could save you up to $5,000 a year in gas, maintenance, and parking fees.

Like our previous commitment to cut the HST, today’s commitment to eliminate fares across public transit, and more to come, we will keep presenting practical ideas to make life more affordable for you.

And together, let’s keep working to deliver a better deal for Nova Scotians.

Free Transit for Nova Scotians

A Nova Scotia Liberal government would invest to make Public Transit free.

Whether you need to get to school, work, or a medical appointment, you shouldn’t have to worry about if you can afford to make the trip. That’s why we’re committed to making public transit free, supporting community transportation, and investing in transit authorities so they can expand their systems and increase capacity.

Show your support

Name(Required)
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Hidden
Back to Newsroom