Most regional bus services depart from the Hamilton GO Centre, a handsome art deco structure, in the heart of downtown at Hunter and Hughson South between James and John Streets.
Greyhound, 36 Hunter St East, ☎ (905) 525-3019, . Greyhound services Hamilton GO Centre, connecting passengers to its expansive network encompassing Canada, USA and Mexico. Direct routes include buses to Toronto, Brantford and London.From $9.25 one-way to/from Toronto (adult, non-refundable). �
GO Transit, 36 Hunter St East, . GO Transit operates a frequent bus service, connecting Hamilton with its expansive network in and around the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The QEW express runs every 30 minutes, 15 minutes at rush-hour, to Toronto Union Station from the Hunter Street Station, picking up passengers at marked stops along King Street. GO buses also service Hamilton to the Aldershot station, when no trains depart from Hamilton. Fares can be paid on-board buses (cash only) or at the station prior to departure (credit, debit and cash accepted).$9.50, adult one-way to/from Toronto. �
Coach Canada, . Travels from Kitchener in the west and from Niagara Falls in the east. �
Hamilton Street Railway. The HSR has recently introduced the "A-Line Express," a bee-line bus providing rapid service between Hamilton Airport and the downtown core. Total trip time varies between 20-35 minutes depending on traffic and costs a single fare of $2.55. �
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