Transit Planning
Overview
Milton Transit is planning for the future through service improvements, fleet modernization, and sustainability initiatives. These efforts support a reliable, accessible, and environmentally responsible transit system for a growing community.
This page provides an overview of transit planning and electrification in Milton and connects you to key plans and projects that guide how services will evolve over time. The sections below will help you explore long-term strategies, infrastructure planning, and pilot initiatives shaping the future of transit.
Milton Transit Five-Year Service Plan
The Milton Transit Five-Year Service Plan outlines how transit services will grow and improve through 2029. It includes a redesigned network, service expansion, and strategies to improve reliability, frequency, and access.
Electric bus conversion
The Electric Bus Conversion project is a pilot initiative that explores converting diesel buses to electric battery power. This project helps test innovative solutions and assess their potential to reduce emissions and modernize the transit fleet.
Planning an electrified fleet
Planning an Electrified Fleet outlines the Town’s long-term strategy to transition Milton Transit to a zero-emission fleet. The plan identifies infrastructure needs, technology options, and a phased approach to fleet electrification.
Town of Milton Transit Garage
The Town of Milton is undertaking a Transit and Rail Project Assessment Process for the proposed Transit Maintenance and Storage Facility. The facility will support improved service reliability and operational efficiency by expanding Milton’s ability to maintain, store, and electrify its transit fleet.