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In September 2013, a major re-alignment of Kingston Transit's routes took place. Route A was restructured to provide a continuous loop without stopping at the train station, and was re-numbered to route 14. Service has remained steady since. | In September 2013, a major re-alignment of Kingston Transit's routes took place. Route A was restructured to provide a continuous loop without stopping at the train station, and was re-numbered to route 14. Service has remained steady since. | ||
Originally operated by cutaway vehicles from Monday to Saturday, this was | Originally operated by cutaway vehicles from Monday to Saturday, this was discontinued in mid-2018 in favor of full-sized (40ft) buses. | ||
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Route 14 is primarily a 40ft route, and uses [[New Flyer Industries|New Flyer]] [[New Flyer Industries D40LF|D40LF]]/[[New Flyer Industries D40LFR|D40LFR]], [[New Flyer Industries XD40|New Flyer XD40]], and [[Nova Bus|Nova]] [[Nova Bus LFS|LFS]] | Route 14 is primarily a 40ft route, and uses [[New Flyer Industries|New Flyer]] [[New Flyer Industries D40LF|D40LF]]/[[New Flyer Industries D40LFR|D40LFR]], [[New Flyer Industries XD40|New Flyer XD40]], and [[Nova Bus|Nova]] [[Nova Bus LFS|LFS]]. | ||
==Major Stops== | ==Major Stops== |
Latest revision as of 17:02, 16 April 2021
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Service type | Local | ||
Number of Branches | 1 | ||
Types of Buses Used | D40LF/R XD40 LFS | ||
Related Routes | None |
Route 14 is an accessible local/feeder route operated by Kingston Transit in the city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Route Details
This route runs in a clockwise loop, connecting the community of Cataraqui North with the main network.
This route serves Cataraqui Centre, the Kingston Gospel Temple Park & Ride, and the RioCan Centre. The route runs mainly on Crossfield Avenue, Waterloo Drive, and Taylor-Kidd Boulevard.
Branches
This route has one branch:
- 14 - Loop via Crossfield Avenue, Waterloo Drive, and Taylor-Kidd Boulevard
Evening and Sunday runs interline with route 6.
History
Route 14 was originally numbered/named route A. Prior to the 2013 service changes it served the Invista Centre as well as the Kingston Railway station. Sometime before 2012, the Invista Centre portion of the route was taken over by route 7.
In September 2013, a major re-alignment of Kingston Transit's routes took place. Route A was restructured to provide a continuous loop without stopping at the train station, and was re-numbered to route 14. Service has remained steady since.
Originally operated by cutaway vehicles from Monday to Saturday, this was discontinued in mid-2018 in favor of full-sized (40ft) buses.
Vehicles
Route 14 is primarily a 40ft route, and uses New Flyer D40LF/D40LFR, New Flyer XD40, and Nova LFS.
Major Stops
- Cataraqui Centre: Connection to routes 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 15, 501, 502, 701, 702.
- Gardiners Road/Cataraqui Woods Drive: Connection to route 7.
- Kingston Gospel Temple Park and Ride: Connection to routes 4, 7, 501, 502.
- Princess Street/Taylor-Kidd Boulevard: Closest stop to Kingston VIA Rail station. Connection to routes 4, 7, 16, 18.
- Taylor-Kidd Boulevard: Connection to route 11.
Current Routes | |
Local | 1 2 3 4 6 7 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 |
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Express | 501 502 601 602 701 702 801 802 |
Former Routes | |
Local | 1A 4A 6R 8 9 12A 19 20 21 22 A B C |
Properties | |
Terminals | Bus Terminal - Cataraqui Centre - Downtown - Gardiners Centre - Kingston Centre - Train Station |
Miscellaneous | Bus fleet |