KV Go transit pilot project to launch in Quispamsis, Rothesay, N.B.

Quispamsis, N.B. Town Hall. (Source: Facebook)

Two municipalities in New Brunswick, Quispamsis and Rothesay, are launching KV Go transit demonstration projects starting Monday.

The demonstration project will test a new “transit solution” for the Kennebecasis Valley.

KV Go will provide free, accessible, daytime bus transportation to certain locations throughout the communities this summer and fall as part of the pilot project.

The buses will function as a stop-to-stop transit service for two fixed routes during the week and one route on the weekends.

“The goal is to provide the framework for a long-term transit option for the Kennebecasis Valley, which would improve access for individuals and families in Quispamsis and Rothesay to run errands to grocery stores, banks, medical appointments, visit municipal parks and facilities, and other important services,” a release from the Town of Quispamsis said.

Information on schedules, stops, timing and maps is available on the KV Go website.

The municipalities will be collecting rider feedback during the project through an online survey and through paper copies available at both municipal town halls.

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