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I use the bus pass every day to get to school  and, as well, to get home.
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I can always find a way to get to where I want in a very accessible way.
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It's coming to campus and going home - that's my main two rides of the day.
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I think of Guelph in terms of bus routes, instead of like streets because i don't have a car.
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Normally I come here in the morning time and then leave here really late.
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I actually hadn't rode the bus much  before at all where i lived before
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because they didn't really have a bus system.
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I use it every single day literally, maybe like two three times per day at least.
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I live off campus. Whenever I go for a grocery I take take the bus.
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And usually there's always bus stops close to a grocery store
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so I'll just use a bus there.
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If you're a student at University  of Guelph your bus fee is covered  
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so all you will need to do is get your student  card and then the processes will be there and  
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you will be able to just use your student card  to get on the bus.
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The Guelph UC central bus station is very organized.
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Always the same bus will stop on the same platform.
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I think in the beginning it's a little bit more tough to like,
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especially at the university bus loop, figure out which bus is yours
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because there's so many of them.
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Inside we have a monitor where you can actually see when the buses are leaving
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and where they're going to.
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You can either use the Guelph Transit app which is also very helpful
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to figure out where you're going and it will tell you exactly what you need to do.
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I stay inside until i know it's a few minutes before my bus will come
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and I'll go out.
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You can just sit at home  and you can just check
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okay i want to go there at this time, there's a bus coming at this time.
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The app and with all the service here adds another like
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layer of comfort and safety when you're  trying to like navigate yourself around Guelph.
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So the first time I got on the bus, like the  first few times I guess, I didn't know that  
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you're supposed to pull down that thing to  stop.
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The yellow string on the side of each of the busses.
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I was looking around where I can push a button.
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I thought wow it's so cool, it's like a taxi, you know, you just stop wherever you want.
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It's a very accessible system because it caters to your need.
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There's like courtesy seating and people do respect that and just like get off or they move away for that person.
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The drivers are really nice. They're pretty friendly.
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I've had that happen a couple times in the beginning where I would  get off at a stop that i thought was mine
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and then realized halfway through - when I was out the door, that it was actually not
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and I'd turn around and like knock on the door and he'd let me back in
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and drop me off at the right stop.
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Most drivers are really nice to just say like oh you're welcome or  have a nice day and that really makes me feel so
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like happy just even for a second.
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Don't be afraid to ask.
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Ask for help if any any problem you're facing
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and many people have gone through the same stress or not knowing what everything is.
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I'm quite satisfied it.
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It makes my life so much easier
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and I can just go from university directly home in like five minutes.
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Anywhere I go, usually there's a bus  so I'll take the bus and it gets me there