Transit

Caledon Argo Transit Pilot Program

The Town of Caledon is taking another step toward offering residents sustainable transit options through a new pilot with Argo Transit. Starting September 14, 2026, this 15-month on-demand pilot program, will be available in Bolton, Caledon East and Mayfield West/Southfields. Riders can travel within and between these service areas, with connections to Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit.

Argo picks up riders near their chosen location, combining trips headed in the same direction, for the cost of a standard transit fare. Pre-book trips or request rides in real-time through the mobile app or by phone.

How to book

Argo Transit App
Residents will be able to download the Argo Transit app to register to ride. The app is available on the iOS Apple Store, Google Play Store and rideargo.com/caledon. During the initial launch period new accounts may take up to 72 hours to be activated. Thank you for understanding.

Phone Call
Alternatively you can call Argo at (888)401-8252 to request a ride. Please have your payment information (credit or debit card) ready when requesting a ride.

Fares & How to Pay

  • Adult (20-64) - $3.55
  • Youth (13-19) - $2.95
  • Child (6-12) - $2.00
  • Preschool Child (5 and under) – Free
  • Senior (65+) - $1.85

Riders can transfer between Argo and connecting transit services (Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit) at no additional cost.

Pay
Fares are paid through the app or by phone with a credit or debit card. Conditions may apply.

Hours

  • Monday-Friday, 5:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
  • Saturdays and Sundays, 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Service Area

Caledon’s transit pilot will operate within three service areas: Caledon East, Mayfield West, and Bolton. Residents will be able to request pick-up and drop-off at locations within these service areas, as well as at designated transfer points shown below.

argo service area map

What is Caledon’s Argo transit?
Caledon’s Argo transit is a fully electric vehicle that offers on-demand rides and connects to the existing Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit network. The service picks you up near your door for a standard fare, and it dynamically combines your trip with others headed in the same direction for a time-efficient ride.
How long is the pilot program?
 The Caledon Argo Transit Pilot launches on September 14, 2026 and runs to the end of 2027.
Does the service make direct trips outside of Caledon?
Caledon’s Argo Transit pilot is a local community service that can facilitate transfers to Brampton Transit, York Region Transit and GO Transit services at designated transfer locations, but will not directly take riders to destinations within adjacent municipalities. 
How do transfer payments work?

Riders can transfer between Argo and connecting transit services, including Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit. While the connecting transit service will continue to charge its regular fare, Argo will not charge a fare for trips to or from designated transfer points.

This ensures that riders using Argo to connect with other transit services are paying a single fare for their journey and are not charged twice to complete their trip.

What if I lose something on an Argo trip?
A Lost and Found to store items left on Argo buses is available at the Caledon East Community Complex (CECC) (6215 Old Church Rd, Caledon) customer service desk.

If you've lost an item, call the CECC at 905-584-2272. 

How do I pay for my trip?
Fares are paid through the app or by phone with a credit or debit card
Can I use Presto to pay?
Presto payment is currently unavailable within the routes operated by Argo in Caledon. However, the transit service will accommodate free transfers to and from Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit services.
What kind of buses are being used?
Argo uses fully electric vehicles that can carry up to 18 passengers. All vehicles are wheelchair accessible.
How far in advance can I request a trip and what’s the wait time?
Riders may pre-book trips up to two days in advance or request last minute rides through the mobile app or by phone. When pre-booking, riders can specify their desired departure or arrival time.
How many Argo buses are operating in the pilot areas?
The Argo fleet includes 10 buses. The number of buses on the road at any time varies based on charging schedules and availability.
How will Caledon's Argo transit service handle high demand times?
During high-demand periods, the transit service will predict demand and adjust accordingly. You may experience slightly longer wait times, but the service will do its best to minimize it. For time sensitive trips, or if you are travelling longer distances, we recommend reserving a booking in advance.  
What happens if the bus is early or late?
If the bus arrives early, it will wait for the scheduled departure time. However, once the departure time arrives, the bus will leave, regardless if all riders are onboard or not. This ensures that buses stay on schedule for everyone.
What happens if a bus goes out of service mid-ride?
If an unexpected issue arises where your bus cannot continue a trip, another Argo bus will be dispatched to replace it.
Can I track my bus in real time?
Yes, riders can track their bus in real time through the Argo Transit app or by calling Argo at (888)401-8252. 
Can I request a trip for myself and others that are travelling with me?
Yes. When requesting a ride, you can book for multiple riders.      
Can I board the bus without requesting a trip?
No. The bus will only visit a stop where a trip has been requested through the app or by phone, and only passengers that have requested trips will be allowed to board.
What if I don’t show up to my trip?
If you are unable to make your trip, please cancel your trip. Multiple late cancellations or “no shows” may result in suspension from the service.
Is the bus accessible friendly?
Caledon’s Argo transit buses are wheelchair accessible, and the accessibility-trained drivers are ready to assist.
Where does Argo operate in Caledon?
During the pilot, Argo’s on-demand ride will only be available in Bolton, Caledon East and Mayfield West/Southfields. Riders can travel within and between these service areas, with and provide connections to Brampton Transit, York Region Transit, and GO Transit.
How much does it cost?

Adult (20-64) - $3.55

Youth (13-19) - $2.95

Child (6-12) - $2.00

Preschool Child (5 and under) – Free

Senior (65+) - $1.85
 What are Argo’s service hours?
  • Monday-Friday, 5:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
  • Saturdays-Sundays, 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

More information

For more information on Argo Transit, visit www.rideargo.com/Caledon.

New Affordable Transit Program

The Town of Caledon, City of Brampton and the City of Mississauga, in partnership with Peel Region, are expanding the Affordable Transit Program (ATP) to improve transit affordability for low-income residents. As of April 1, 2026, eligible residents will receive a 50 per cent subsidy on single PRESTO fares when travelling on Brampton Transit.

At this time, ATP is not currently planned to subsidize Argo Transit fares as the Pilot commences in Fall 2026.

How much does a discounted monthly pass and single fare cost in Caledon?

 April 1, 2026

ATP Discounted Fare (50%)

Adult

Monthly Pass

Single Fare

 

$74.25

$1.78

Youth

Single Fare

 

$1.48

Senior

Single Fare*

 

$0.93

Eligibility and how to apply

Caledon residents with incomes below the Low-Income Measure thresholds are eligible to apply for the subsidy through Peel Region. Applicants can apply online and will require their most recent Notice of Assessment and a registered PRESTO card.

For more information or to apply, visit peelregion.ca/affordabletransit. Additional information about Brampton Transit programs is available at bramptontransit.com.

 GO Transit

Customers who hold a discounted monthly pass (note: does not apply to single PRESTO fares) and travel on GO Transit are eligible for a reimbursement of 50% of the adult GO fare when using a PRESTO card on GO trains or buses.

Travel on Brampton Transit is not required before or after a GO Transit trip to qualify for this reimbursement. The discount applies to all GO train and bus trips.
 

To receive the reimbursement, users must tap a PRESTO device within 30 days of their GO Transit trip. Reimbursed fares will appear in the PRESTO account within approximately two weeks after tapping.


View the available Transit service in Caledon, schedules and route information online and plan your trip.

Bolton - Brampton Transit (Route #41)

Mayfield West (Southfields) – Brampton Transit (Route #81)

Dixie Road - Brampton Transit (Route #18)

Tullamore – Brampton Transit (Route #30)

The following schedule will be effective June 29, 2026:

 

Weekday

Arrive at Prologis

Depart Prologis

Arrive at NLS

Depart NLS

6:35

6:35

6:37

6:51

7:15*

7:15*

7:17*

7:18*

14:53

14:53

14:55

14:55

15:11

15:11

15:13

15:16

15:51

15:51

15:53

15:55

22:46

22:46

22:48

22:55

23:06

23:06

23:08

23:10

0:15

0:15

0:17

0:29

 

*This specific trip terminates southbound at Airport Road & Queen Street and will not continue south towards Malton. Passengers looking to travel further south are asked to exit the bus at the final stop, and wait for a connecting Route 30 Bus planned for arrival at 7:58 AM. Riders may also choose to board the connecting 505 ZUM bus at 8:10 AM. This specific trip will not appear on Google Maps or other transit tracking apps. The bus will run as scheduled despite not showing online.

 

Saturday

Arrive at Prologis

Depart Prologis

Arrive at NLS

Depart NLS

6:39

6:39

6:41

6:45

6:52

6:52

6:54

7:00

7:08

7:08

7:10

7:15

9:39

9:39

9:41

9:44

15:41

15:41

15:43

15:46

18:42

18:42

18:44

18:48

 

Sunday/Holiday

Arrive at Prologis

Depart Prologis

Arrive at Southbound

Depart Southbound

7:14

7:14

7:16

7:18

18:46

18:46

18:48

18:49

22:36

22:36

22:38

22:43

 

  • Holiday dates for the June - September period include July 1, August 3 and September 7

 

 aerial map of prologis route

Edenbrook - Brampton Transit (Route #25) - New!

This route will now service Caledon northbound along Petch Avenue, eastbound on Tim Manley Avenue, and southbound on McLaughlin Road.

Inter-Regional - GO Transit

#37 Brampton - Orangeville (peak-only)

#38 Bolton - Malton (peak-only)

Specialized and On-Demand Transit Service in Caledon

  • TransHelp: Transit service for people with disabilities across Peel Region. For more information about the service, booking a trip, fares and cancellations, please visit Transhelp website.
  • Caledon Community Services (CCS): Transportation service is available seven days a week for Caledon seniors and residents with short/long term disabilities, as well as people attending Caledon Community Services (CCS) programs and services. For more information please visit: CCS Transportation.

Learn more and apply! 

Plan Your Trips

For Planning your trips, real time information and mobile applications, please click here.

Contact

For more information, please contact Brampton Transit, GO Transit, Metrolinx.