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    • Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission (Roam Transit)

    Banff T1L 1A5

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    About Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission (Roam Transit)

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    221 Beaver St
    Banff T1L 1A5
    Canada
    http://roamtransit.com/about/bow-valley-regional-transit-services-commission/
    +1 403.762.0606

    More Info on Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission (Roam Transit)

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    The Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission (BVRTSC) was formally established on April 21, 2011. 

    The BVRTSC is a government agency, made up of the towns of Banff and Canmore and Improvement District #9, and is authorized to provide public passenger transportation services in the Bow Valley. 

    Products and Press Releases

    Roam Transit
    Management

    Joint investment of more than C$13 million to broaden access to transportation options and improve traffic flow in Banff

    Infrastructure Ontario
    Feb. 21, 2024
    The Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission will replace current diesel buses with a mix of hybrid and electric vehicles and a new multi-use pathway will be created to...
    MCI
    MCI announced that Banff-based Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission ordered four MCI D45 CRT LE Commuter Coaches.
    Home

    Alberta’s Bow Valley Regional Transit Places First Order for the All-New MCI D45 CRT LE

    Motor Coach Industries (MCI)
    Aug. 27, 2018
    Motor Coach Industries has announced that Banff-based Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission ordered four MCI D45 CRT LE Commuter Coaches to serve its Roam public transit...

    Articles & News

    Nick Fitzhardinge/Roam Transit
    An agreement between Roam Transit and Parks Canada will help the transit provider purchase an additional three battery-electric buses.
    Hybrid, Hydrogen & Electric Vehicles

    Roam Transit, Parks Canada funding agreement to purchase electric buses

    Mischa Wanek-Libman
    March 23, 2022
    The move to electric vehicles will reduce emissions and personal car dependency within Banff National Park.

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