Join us in person at Ottawa City Hall on May 29 for a chance to:
No registration needed for Para Transpo Talk—just drop by!
Read More about Para Transpo Talk is coming to AccessAbility Day!
Our interactive map now meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards
OC Transpo is participating in an international customer satisfaction survey provided by the Group of North American Light Rail Operators (GOAL).
This survey is conducted every year by transit agencies around the world. The results provide information that helps transit agencies improve their services.
The survey will be available until May 26.
We’re interested in your feedback! If you are a Para Transpo customer, let us know your thoughts in a brief online survey about My Para Transpo Trip notifications.
Take this survey about My Para Transpo Trip notifications on Engage Ottawa from now until June 10.
Your answers will help us as we continue to improve our online services for Para Transpo.
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The Next Stop Blog is here to provide some inspiration on how you can take advantage of the O-Train to travel to new running destinations. Here’s our guide on how you can “train with the train.”
Four more zero-emissions buses (ZEBs) are coming by the end of May! This time, they are Nova LFSE+ ZEBs wrapped in a shockingly beautiful green city design.
But before they can be zapped into service, they will go through a circuit of testing. An additional 51 Nova LFSe+ ZEBs are wired to arrive later this year.
Read More about May 5, 2025: O-Train Line 1 early closure for Stage 2 work on Sunday, May 11
O-Train Line 1 service will end early at 8 pm on Sunday, May 11.
R1 bus service will operate between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations from 7:45 pm until 11 pm. Shuttle bus service will run between St-Laurent and Cyrville stations, and between Lees Station and Mackenzie King Bridge, during the closure.
Read More about 🚧 May 11: O-Train Line 1 closes early for planned maintenance 🚧
Starting April 27, OC Transpo is introducing a new and improved bus network. Expect updated routes, easier-to-read signage, and new tools to help you plan your trip with confidence.
It’s a more connected, and accessible way to get around Ottawa.
Middle schools & high schools:
Following the launch of the New Ways to Bus network on Sunday, April 27, there will be several changes to many 600-series school routes and regular routes with special school service.