Intercity travel in the London area will soon be easier for those without a set of wheels.
The Ontario government has announced funding for an upcoming transit system that plans to link London, Sarnia, Strathroy-Caradoc and Mount Brydges.
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The service, slated to begin in spring 2020, will offer multiple round trips on commuter buses five days a week.
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The province will contribute nearly $1.5 million to the service from the Community Transportation Grant Program over the course of two years.
The program has provided nearly $3 million in provincial funding to 22 municipalities since 2015.
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