MiWay, Mississauga's public transit provider, has witnessed a remarkable surge in ridership post-COVID-19 pandemic, with 59 million boardings in 2023, exceeding pre-pandemic numbers. To address the increased demand, MiWay has hired new bus drivers and mechanics and plans to enhance services on key routes like Burnhamthorpe Road and Dundas Street. The city is investing in service improvements to meet the needs of its residents, with a focus on enhancing the customer experience and transforming the community. Mississauga is also set to pioneer hydrogen fuel cell electric buses, pending council approval, aiming to introduce 10 such buses by early 2026. This move aligns with the city's commitment to improving public transportation and reducing environmental impact. The Dedicated Gas Tax Fund supports these service enhancements, emphasizing the goal of providing reliable and on-time service. The city's dedication to adapting to changing travel patterns and engaging with the community showcases a positive outlook on the future of transit in Mississauga.