Transit Infrastructure Projects
Initiatives made possible with support from the Canada Public Transit Fund
The Canada Public Transit Fund (CPTF) is a long-term federal funding program that helps communities build and improve public transit and active transportation infrastructure. By providing stable and predictable funding, the CPTF supports reliable transit services, helps reduce traffic congestion and greenhouse gas emissions, and connects people to jobs, housing, education and community services.
The Town of Oakville has been approved to receive $16 million over the next 10 years through the CPTF’s Baseline Funding Stream to support Oakville Transit initiatives.
2026 projects
Replacement Transit Shelters
This involves replacing 49 transit shelters at various locations in Oakville.
Replacement Transit Equipment
This involves replacing old assets that have reach end of life for new and modern equipment. Assets include vehicle hoists, forklifts and wheel lifts.
Major Vehicle Refurbishment
This involves the mid-life rebuilding of six older buses to extend their operational life expectancy.