The Stephenville International Airport, formerly Ernest Harmon AFB, serves a small portion of the west coast of the island; weekly summer air service is offered to Toronto Pearson with Sunwing Airlines, twice weekly international flights are offered to Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, France, in February, June and August with Air Saint Pierre, weekly flights to Halifax, with Porter Airlines operating  from April to January connecting to its network in Canada and the U.S.
Daily intraprovincial bus service connecting to major population centres and ferry terminals across the island is provided by DRL Coachlines.
 Dedicated bus service between Stephenville and Corner Brook is provided by Eddy's Bus Services.
 Dedicated bus service between Stephenville and Port aux Basques is provided by Gateway Bus Service.

Three taxi companies serve the town: Crown Taxi, Blue Bird Taxi, and United Class Cabs.

The town is located 15 kilometres northwest of the Trans-Canada Highway, and is accessible using Provincial Highway Routes 490 and 460.

Rail service to the town, as well as all of Newfoundland, was discontinued by Terra Transport in 1988.

The density of the town core, and its flat topography, permit residents to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, bicycling, roller blading, and cross-country skiing.
The Stephenville International Airport, formerly Ernest Harmon AFB, serves a small portion of the west coast of the island; weekly summer air service is offered to Toronto Pearson with Sunwing Airlines, twice weekly international flights are offered to Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, France, in February, June and August with Air Saint Pierre, weekly flights to Halifax, with Porter Airlines operating  from April to January connecting to its network in Canada and the U.S.
Daily intraprovincial bus service connecting to major population centres and ferry terminals across the island is provided by DRL Coachlines.  Dedicated bus service between Stephenville and Corner Brook is provided by Eddy's Bus Services.  Dedicated bus service between Stephenville and Port aux Basques is provided by Gateway Bus Service.
Three taxi companies serve the town: Crown Taxi, Blue Bird Taxi, and United Class Cabs.
The town is located 15 kilometres northwest of the Trans-Canada Highway, and is accessible using Provincial Highway Routes 490 and 460.
Rail service to the town, as well as all of Newfoundland, was discontinued by Terra Transport in 1988.
The density of the town core, and its flat topography, permit residents to enjoy outdoor activities such as walking, bicycling, roller blading, and cross-country skiing.
Stephenville, Newfoundland and Labrador