LaSalle Transit

Umo, Transit Fare Management System 

Get Ready for Umo: A New Way to Pay  

A more convenient way to ride is on the way. Umo (pronounced “you-mo”) is a digital fare management system designed to make paying for transit faster, smarter, and more flexible for riders.

With Umo, you'll enjoy greater convenience and flexibility every time you ride. Follow Transit Windsor on social media for the latest updates, helpful tips, and important information leading up to launch day on Monday, October 5, 2026. You'll also see Transit Windsor staff out in the community, providing demonstrations, answering questions, and helping riders get ready for the transition to Umo. 

What is Umo?

Umo is an all-in-one digital fare management system that will replace current smart card passes, making it easier to pay, ride, and manage your transit account, all from your phone or reloadable Umo card. 

When Can I Start Using Umo?

You can get started today by downloading the Umo Mobility app and setting up your account before the launch date. However, you will not be able to load fare or funds onto your account, or scan and ride until October 5, 2026.

For more information visit the Transit Windsor website. 

The Town of LaSalle is developing a Transit Master Plan to review how transit works today and how it should improve over the next five years. The Plan will look at where people live, where the Town is growing and how transit can better serve the community. In December 2025, the Town of LaSalle engaged Left Turn Right Turn, an Ontario-based firm, to lead the process to develop a plan for transit over the next five years.  Read the full news release here: Have Your Say on Transit: LaSalle Develops Five‑Year Transit Master Plan.

The first phase of construction is scheduled to take place on Front Road between Senator Street and Lafferty Avenue, resulting in lane restrictions. These lane restrictions are expected to start at the beginning of service on Monday, August 18, 2025, and will be in place until further notice. There is no detour required.

LaSalle 25
Eastbound
Regular route

LaSalle 25
Westbound
Regular route

Closed Bus Stops

Front at Laurier (Stop ID 772192), s/w corner

Front at Adams (Stop ID 772193), s/w corner

Front at Boismier (Stop ID 772194), n/w corner

Please note: Transit Windsor buses are not allowed to board or drop off passengers at bus stops in construction zones.

Please contact Transit Windsor’s customer service at 519-944-4111, or contact 311, to help with any questions.

March 17, 2025 – Construction is scheduled to take place on the bridge on Matchett Road between Morton Drive and Reaume Road. As a result this stretch of Matchett Road will be inaccessible to transit services. This construction is estimated to begin on Monday, March 24, 2025 and is expected to be complete by end of day Friday, May 30, 2025.

Starting at the beginning of service on Monday, March 24, 2025, the following detour will be in effect for the LaSalle 25.

LaSalle 25 Eastbound:

Route starts on Morton west of Ojibway Parkway

LaSalle 25 Westbound:

Regular route on Reaume to

Right on Front

Continue onto Ojibway Parkway

Left on Morton to

End of route

Please note: Transit Windsor buses are not allowed to board or drop off passengers at bus stops in construction zones. Please contact Transit Windsor’s customer service at 519-944-4111, or contact 311, to help with any questions.

March 17, 2025 - Construction is scheduled to take place at the intersection of Matchett Road and Sprucewood Avenue. As a result this intersection will be inaccessible to transit services. This construction is estimated to begin on Monday, March 24, 2025 and is expected to be complete by end of day Friday, May 2, 2025.

Starting at the beginning of service on Monday, March 24 2025, the following detour will be in effect for the South Windsor 7.

South Windsor 7 Eastbound:

Regular route on Prince to

Left on Sandwich

Continue onto Ojibway Parkway

Right on Ojibway

Left on Weaver

Right on Marigold

Right on Sprucewood

Left on Ojibway

Left on Morton

Left on Matchett

Right on Normandy

Continue onto Abbott

Right on Sprucewood to

Regular route

South Windsor 7 Westbound:

Regular route on Sprucewood to

Left on Abbott

Continue onto Normandy

Left on Matchett

Right on Morton

Right on Ojibway

Right on Weaver

Right on Marigold

Right on Sprucewood

Right on Ojibway

Left on Ojibway at EC Row

Continue onto Sandwich

Right on Prince to

Regular route

Please note: Transit Windsor buses are not allowed to board or drop off passengers at bus stops in construction zones. Please contact Transit Windsor’s customer service at 519-944-4111, or contact 311, to help with any questions.

Effective Monday, October 30, 2023, the LaSalle Transit eastbound Route 25 will have a minor route change.  The route will now provide service to the Morton Industrial area by continuing westbound on Morton Drive (across Ojibway Parkway), left on the second Morton Industrial Drive, and proceed through the business area, then right onto Morton Drive.

This change will provide service to the industrial area enhancing the service for passengers and eliminating the need for passengers to cross Ojibway Parkway. Four new bus stops have been added in the Morton industrial area to accommodate this change.

The times for this route will remain the same. There is no change to the westbound route. LaSalle Transit Service operates one bus Monday to Friday from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, and a second bus during the peak morning and afternoon hours. There is one bus operating on Saturday from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. It will take approximately 45 minutes for one bus to travel the entire route.  The Town of LaSalle has an agreement in place with Transit Windsor for operation of the buses. 

The LaSalle route buses are fully accessible. The Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) also has Stop Annunciation (AODA requirement) providing onboard voice and visual announcements. There are security cameras installed on each Transit Windsor bus. This feature enhances the safety of our riders and operators.

The buses are equipped with bike racks from March 15 to December 15. There is no extra charge to use the bike rack. Each rack can hold up to two bicycles. They are available first come first serve. Bike racks are available for non-motorized, two-wheeled bicycles only. More information about bike racks.

Transit Windsor has implemented an enhanced cleaning and sanitizing schedule.

• Buses: We have increased the frequency of bus cleanings, wiping down all hard surfaces, operator compartments and passenger seats using Oxivir, Virox, Sani-Q disinfectant solutions.
• Terminals: All hard surfaces in transit terminals are sanitized regularly on a daily basis. Cleaning and sanitizing schedules will be in place for the foreseeable future.

The buses for transit in LaSalle are identical to the buses that are operated by Transit Windsor. They are full-size clean diesel buses.