Transportation in Moncton

# Getting Around Moncton Moncton is a car-oriented city where most visitors find having their own vehicle most convenient for exploring the area. **Codiac Transpo** operates the local bus system serving Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview, though service is limited compared to larger cities - routes typically run on hourly schedules and don't operate evenings or Sundays. For visitors staying in the downtown core, many hotels, restaurants, and attractions are within walking distance of each other. **From Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport**, located about 10 kilometers from downtown, your main options are taxis or rental cars - check current taxi rates through booking services as prices vary. The airport doesn't have public transit connections, so pre-arranging transportation or renting a car at the airport is advisable. Most major car rental companies operate at the airport. **Quick tip**: If you're planning to visit attractions beyond downtown like Magnetic Hill or Parlee Beach, or exploring the broader Fundy Coast region, a rental car gives you the flexibility to travel on your own schedule. For those staying downtown without a car, ride-sharing services and taxis can fill the gaps where bus service is limited.

Codiac Transpo is the local bus service - check their website or app for current routes and schedules

Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport is approximately 10km from downtown, with taxis and rental cars available

Downtown Moncton is walkable for many attractions, but public transit or a car is useful for reaching suburban areas

Winter weather can affect transportation schedules - allow extra travel time during snow events from November through March