Why Edmonton Building a future where transit is for everyone

The Valley Line Southeast LRT train car, travelling across a bridge at sunrise, the cityscape in the background with warm morning light painting the sky in shades of pink and purple

Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) has moved Edmontonians for over 100 years.

As transit continues to develop in Edmonton, ETS is moving toward a future
where transit is more sustainable, accessible and equitable.

The Valley Line Southeast LRT train car, travelling across a bridge at sunrise, the cityscape in the background with warm morning light painting the sky in shades of pink and purple

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