Founded | 1998 |
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Headquarters | Chatham, Ontario, Canada |
Service area | Chatham-Kent, Ontario |
Service type | Urban area, interurban |
Routes | 5 urban, 3 interurban |
Operator | CitiLinx Transit [ citation needed ] |
Website | Ride CK |
CK Transit (branded as Ride CK) provides the conventional bus transportation in Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada.
There are five local bus routes within the urban boundaries of the old City of Chatham. Routes 1 through 4 provide services every 30 minutes Monday through Saturday, while route 5 runs on a 45-minute basis. For rail passengers, bus route 3 stops nearest Via Rail Chatham station, at the intersection of Park Avenue West and Pine Street. [1]
CK Transit also provides bus service to outlying communities in Chatham-Kent. In October 2007, Route A, linking Chatham, Wallaceburg and Dresden, with four trips Monday through Saturday, was introduced. [2]
Interurban service was expanded to include Route D, linking Chatham to Tilbury and Wheatley in January 2009, and Route C, serving Blenheim and Ridgetown in January 2010. [3] [4]
All urban and inter-urban routes stop at the Downtown Transfer Terminal at 100 Wellington Street West in Chatham.
Chatham Specialized Transit Service is a personalized curb-to-curb transportation service for persons who are unable to board the Chatham Conventional public transit system. [5]
In March 2020, CK Transit launched a pilot project in which it offers on-demand transit in the urban area. A dedicated app for this service was launched in December 2021. [6] As of 2024, CK OnRequest is offered on evenings and Sundays in Chatham and all week in Wallaceburg. [7]
# | Route Description | Service |
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1 | Northwest Chatham: St. Clair College via Grand Avenue, McNaughton Avenue, and Sheldon Avenue | Monday to Saturday: 6:15 am to 7:15 pm, every 30 minutes |
2 | Northeast Chatham: North Maple Mall via St. Clair Street, McHenry Road, and Grand Avenue | |
3 | Southeast Chatham: Indian Creek Road via Sass Road, John Street, and Tweedsmuir Avenue | |
4 | Southwest Chatham: Park Avenue via King Street, Richmond Street, and Lacroix Street | |
5 | Round the River: both sides of the Thames River from Princess Street in the east to Bloomfield Rd in the southwest | Monday to Saturday: 6:15 am to 7:15 pm, every 45 minutes |
# | Route Description | Service |
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A | Chatham - Wallaceburg - Dresden | Monday to Friday:
Saturday:
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C | Chatham - Charing Cross - Blenheim - Ridgetown | |
D | Chatham - Charing Cross - Cedar Springs - Dealtown - North and South Buxton - Merlin - Tilbury |
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