Grimsby's strategic transportation network makes it a top choice for commuters moving between the GTA, Hamilton, and Niagara.
Highways, Public Transit & GO Station Expansion
Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW): The primary transportation corridor bisecting Grimsby, providing direct access westbound toward Hamilton (20 min), Burlington (25 min), and Toronto (60 min), and eastbound toward St. Catharines (20 min) and Niagara Falls (30 min). Key interchanges include Casablanca Boulevard, Park Road, and Bartlett Avenue.
Grimsby GO Transit Commuter Hub: Located at South Service Road & Casablanca Boulevard. Currently served by daily GO Bus Route 12 connecting Grimsby directly to Burlington GO Station and Union Station. Grimsby is a key station site for the future Niagara GO Train expansion project, which will introduce direct commuter rail service to Toronto. https://www.gotransit.com
NRT On-Demand Transit: Operated under Niagara Region Transit, providing door-to-door transit service across Grimsby and connecting riders to neighboring towns like Lincoln and St. Catharines. https://nrtransit.ca
