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Ottawa
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Transpo makes getting to and from Canada Day celebrations easier with its
carefree, car-free travel options, including loads of free parking, a
family DayPass and free service after 10 p.m. A Sunday schedule will
operate, with extra service added during the day and after the fireworks.
Thousands of
free parking spaces to Park & Ride
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Thousands
of spaces are available at OC Transpo Park & Ride lots that are
served by high-frequency Transitway routes 95, 96 or 97.
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Many
more spaces available courtesy of six local shopping centres (Bayshore,
Billings Bridge, Carlingwood, Place d’Orléans, South Keys and St.
Laurent) as well as Algonquin College (Lot 12), Carleton University
(excl. Lot 6), Canada Post (Heron/Riverside) and Canada Revenue Agency
(Data Centre Road).
$6.75
DayPass for the whole family
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With
one $6.75 DayPass, available on the bus, a family of up to six people,
with a maximum of two age 12 or older, can travel all day on July 1.
Free all-day transit for seniors with a ticket to the Mayor’s
Breakfast at Lansdowne Park
Leave early and arrive in time
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Buses
will operate on a Sunday schedule, with extra buses added during the
day and at night.
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Since
many people will be heading downtown, residents should plan to leave
home early to arrive in time for the fireworks.
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After
the fireworks, buses will be available on Slater, Albert and Bank
Streets.
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Mackenzie
King Bridge will be closed to pedestrians after 7 p.m. and no
passengers will be picked up at Mackenzie King Station (Rideau Centre)
due to detours and road closures.
Free
service after 10 p.m. on all OC Transpo bus routes, the O-Train, and STO
Information
and ticket sales on July 1
Further information is available at 613-741-4390
(open July 1 between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m.) and at www.octranspo.com.
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