Whether you’re travelling between King’s and Western, heading downtown or exploring more of London, there are several ways to get where you need to go.
Full-time King’s students receive a London Transit Commission (LTC) bus pass, giving you unlimited rides during all hours of operation from September 1 to August 31. Your bus pass is loaded onto your MyKing’s 1Card, so you can tap your student card when you board.
There are several LTC stops within walking distance of King’s. Use the Transit App to plan your trip, find the best route and check real-time arrival information.
If you have accessibility-related transportation needs, connect with your Accessibility Services counsellor to discuss the transit supports available to you.
Travelling from King’s to Western’s main campus? There are several LTC routes that can get you there.
From King’s, walk toward Huron Street and Waterloo Street. The LTC stop at Huron at Waterloo is about a seven-minute walk from campus. From there, Route 27 westbound travels directly to Western, with stops on the main campus.
You can also walk west along Huron Street toward Richmond Street, where additional routes connect with Western. Depending on where you’re headed, other routes may also be convenient.
Because routes, stops and service times can change, use the Transit App before you leave. Enter your specific destination on Western’s campus to find the best route, where to get off and real-time arrival information.
Prefer to cycle? London has protected bike lanes and cycling routes, including the Colborne Street bike lane. You’ll also find bike parking on campus. Check the King’s Campus Map to find a convenient place to lock up your bike.
Bringing your car to campus? Visit our parking page for information about parking options, permits and other parking details.
