Rideshare
Carpool
Click here for HRM's SmartTrip Carpool matching service.
Click here for the Nova Scotia Carpool Centre.
The first step in getting a carpool going is to find another person (or a group) who lives near you and has a similar work schedule.
If you're from a rural community, why not meet at a free park and ride lot, leave some vehicles behind, and share rides to the city?
Vanpool
Commercially-operated vanpools currently bring commuters into HRM. They are licensed and regulated by the NS Utility and Review Board to ensure a safe, reliable service.
Vans seat up to 15 persons, and drivers are commuters who hold a class 4 license. For some operators, drivers travel free or at a reduced fare. Ask about daily or weekly fares.
Green Rider Ltd.
Randy and Patricia Mosher
1.877.250.9016
902.684.9016 (from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.)
Service
- From the Annapolis Valley, (Kentville New Minas, Greenwich, Wolfville, Hantsport, Windsor, St Croix and points between along highways 101 and 1)
- The Truro Corridor, (Truro, Brookfield, Stewiacke, Shubenacadie, Milford, Lantz, Elmsdale, Enfield, Fall River and points between along highways 102 and 2)
Terry Pierce
902.627.2438
Service
- Area of Martin's River Bridge, Western Shore.
- Currently 2-3 seats available. Will pick up at carpooling lot between Martin's River and Chester. Phone for information.
Gary Crossland
902.624.9372 (after 6p.m.)
Service
- From Clearland, Mahone Bay area, Blockhouse to Halifax Shipyards and downtown
- Has seats available.
Transportation Issues Committee
Phone:
ASRTS: (902) 442-5055
TRAX: (902) 429-0924
For Bike Again inquiries, please call our main line at 429-2202.
Fax: (902) 405-3716
The Transportation Issues Committee meets on the first Monday of every month at 5:30pm. We welcome new members. Get involved today!
*please note: there will be no TIC meeting in August, and the September meeting will be postponed until the second Monday of the month (September 13)
