London Transit announces Route 15 detour effective immediately

London, Ont. -

Route 15 along Base Line Road between Cathcart and Wharncliffe Road will detour due to construction until further notice, says the London Transit Commission.

The northbound detour will be:

East on Baseline
right on Wharncliffe
left on Commissioners
left on Wortley
left on Base Line
right on Cathcart

The southbound detour will be:

South on Edward
left on Base Line
right on Wortley
right on Commissioners
right on Wharncliffe
left on Base Line

During this time, the following bus stops will be closed:

Baseline at Wharncliffe EB
Base Line at Dundee Pl EB
Cathcart at Base Line NB
Edward at Baseline SB
Base Line at Wharncliffe Rd WB

For more information on bus arrivals, visit their website.

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