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Argo Transit
Overview
Area servedBrampton, Bradford West Gwillimbury
Transit typeOn-demand transit
Chief executivePraveen Arichandran
Websiterideargo.com

Argo Transit, stylized as ARGO, is a Canadian on-demand public transit service operating in Brampton and Bradford West Gwillimbury, Ontario, Canada, with a planned expansion to Caledon, Ontario, scheduled to launch on September 14, 2026.[1][2]

Argo Transit's fleet consists of fully electric Argo X1 buses equipped with PRESTO fare collection devices through an agreement with Metrolinx, Ontario's regional transportation authority. This integration allows passengers to use a single fare across multiple GTA transit systems.[3]

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References

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  1. "Argo Corporation for Brampton, Ontario Microtransit / On-Demand Transit Operator — Learn about Damera's Clients". dameracorp.com.
  2. Almeida, Sabrina (2 May 2026). "Caledon council approves $4.6M on-demand transit pilot program, keeps Brampton bus routes for now". Caledon Enterprise.
  3. "Argo Launches Smart Routing™ Pilot Service in the City of Brampton with PRESTO Fare Integration". Financial Post.