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Within North America, the Greyhound Bus Services is very reliable. There are also daily flights from almost any city in North America to Edmonton.
Board an ETS bus at any designated ETS bus stop. These are marked by ETS bus stop signs located along bus routes. Before boarding the bus please make sure that you have correct change or valid fare media.

If you are waiting for your bus in a bus shelter, please watch for your bus to approach and leave the shelter in time to be visible to the bus Operator. Stand back from the curb and pay particular attention to icy conditions that may exist either on the sidewalk, or the roadway. Wait for the bus to come to a complete stop before nearing the curb.

Upon boarding the bus, deposit the correct cash fare or ticket in the fare box to your right, or present the pass you are using to the Operator. Please be sure to show the Operator an unobstructed view of your pass and surrender it to the Operator if you are requested to do so. If you pay a cash fare or use a ticket or proof of payment from the LRT and intend to use another bus to get to your destination, please ask the Operator for a transfer.

After showing the Operator your pass or paying your fare please move toward the back of the bus and find a seat. If you have packages with you, please do not occupy the entire seat with them, place them on your lap and allow others to be seated.

If the bus is crowded and there is standing room only, please move toward the back of the bus and grip either an overhead handrail, or a support post firmly. Be prepared for the bus to move as it can move abruptly and catch you off balance.

If you’d like more information on the Route that you are using, feel free to take a Route Brochure from the panel directly behind the Operator. You may also want to take the latest edition of In-Transit to see what’s new at ETS.

To let the Operator know you want to get off the bus you must pull the cord located above the windows. This cord will ring a bell that will let the Operator know to stop at the next designated ETS bus stop. You only have to ring the bell once, repeated pulling of the cord is not necessary. Please be aware of your surroundings and leave plenty of time for the bus to stop safely at your bus stop by pulling the cord as far in advance of your stop as you can.

Remember that the bus will stop at the next scheduled ETS bus stop, so make sure it’s the one you want. Prepare yourself to depart the bus by readying any packages or belongings you may have before the bus stops.

Exit by the rear doors of the bus. On some models of ETS buses you are required to remain off the lower step until a green light indicates it is safe for you to exit. It is best to remain on the upper level of the bus floor until the bus has come to a complete stop. Some models require that you push the doors to exit, others have doors that will open automatically for you. When exiting the bus, make sure that all packages and garments are clear of the doors before they close behind you. Be aware of icy or slippery conditions that may exist on the sidewalk when you exit the bus. After exiting the bus, move away from the curb to allow for safe movement of the bus away from the stop.

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