Argo Corporation announced Bradford West Gwillimbury (BWG), Ontario, as the first to adopt its electric public transit system. Starting this year, BWG residents can book door-to-door rides through the Argo electric public transit system app at regular transit fares. The service integrates with Ontario’s GO trains, enhancing public transit accessibility.

Transforming Mobility

“Argo’s intelligent, all-electric system will transform mobility in BWG, making public transit more convenient than driving while remaining as affordable as taking the bus,” said Praveen Arichandran, co-CEO and co-founder of Argo. “Together with BWG Council and regional partners, we’re delivering a transit model that connects people to opportunity and sets a standard for cities worldwide.”

Scalable Urban Mobility with Argo Electric Public Transit

Argo combines electric vehicles and smart-routing technology to enhance transit options. Riders book through an app that connects with GO trains. The system adjusts to real-time demand, offering reliability and convenience.

“Bradford West Gwillimbury’s transit solution will empower our residents and strengthen our community while positioning us for a sustainable future,” said Mayor James Leduc. “This approach enhances mobility for all residents, saving time and money while supporting our community building goals. We are thrilled to establish BWG as a model for sustainable urban growth.”

Canadian Innovation with Argo

Argo was founded by former Tesla and Uber leaders to solve transit challenges using Canadian innovation. Partnering with various governments, Argo provides smart solutions. Since 2024, Argo School has reliably transported Greater Toronto Area private school students.

Future Vision

Argo’s mission is to make public transit the easiest way to navigate cities. BWG highlights how smart routing and electric vehicles deliver affordable, convenient transport while reducing traffic, emissions, and noise.