The CPTDB community meticulously tracks the DRT roster, which has grown to approximately . The fleet history is a mix of veteran workhorses and cutting-edge zero-emission technology.
The Durham Region Transit was established in 2001, replacing the former transit systems of the Cities of Oshawa and Pickering, and the Towns of Ajax, Clarington, and Whitby. The DRT system was created to provide a coordinated and efficient public transportation network across the Durham Region. durham region transit cptdb
Manages routes in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, and Uxbridge. Fleet Evolution and CPTDB Insights The CPTDB community meticulously tracks the DRT roster,
| Facility | Location | Primary role | |----------|----------|---------------| | Westney Garage | Ajax | South zone routes, Pulse | | Raleigh Garage | Oshawa | Central/east zone routes | | Thornton Garage | Whitby | Maintenance & training | | On-Demand hubs | Various | Small vehicle storage | The DRT system was created to provide a
A significant event documented on CPTDB was the August 16, 2023, fire at the Raleigh garage, which destroyed 19 buses. To maintain service, DRT leased used buses from the TTC and Mississauga Transit (MiWay) while waiting for new replacements. Modern Services: DRT Pulse and On-Demand
The Durham Region Transit system faces challenges, including:
Serves Oshawa, Clarington, and Brock Township.