Transit Priority Measures could help with bus bunching experienced on the 99 between Clair, University Centre, and Guelph Central Station.
TAAG (Transit Action Alliance of Guelph) is a non-profit group that works cooperatively to advocate for better public transportation in Guelph.
TAAG gives transit users a voice by campaigning for transit improvements, building a community with other transit supporters and organizations, and by informing the community about transit changes & issues.

$4.00
economic value of every $1.00 invested in public transit
$0.34
increase in private-sector investment for every $1.00 spent on public infrastructure
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Transit Priority Measures could help with bus bunching experienced on the 99 between Clair, University Centre, and Guelph Central Station.
In preparation for the 2026 Municipal Election, TAAG hosted orientation sessions for City Council candidates - drawing 38 local leaders across our live in-person and online meetings.
We are making all session resources public so candidates who missed the briefings, as well as Guelph voters, have full access to our transit data, rider perspectives, and policy asks. Explore our presentation, download the slides, read our candidate Q&A breakdown, and see which candidates have signed TAAG's Transit Pledge.