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Two-way traffic returns to Elgin St. on Dec. 16 as the Elgin Street Renewal project begins the next phase.
Routes 5, 14, and 114 will go back to their regular routing on Elgin St. Next Stop Announcements on these routes will be updated on Dec. 22.
O-Train replacement service now includes an Express option.
R1 Express buses may be activated to replace busy parts of Line 1 if the train is not running. R1 Express skips some stations to quickly re-connect you with Line 1 trains. Skipped stations are served by Regular R1 replacement service.
Starting Nov. 25, Route 16 operates every 15 minutes during the day on weekdays.
Trips have been added to better service destinations downtown and along Albert St.
Tracking progress...
OC Transpo has launched the O-Line, a new information tool to provide regular updates.
Check the O-Line frequently for the latest updates.
Planned blasting work unrelated to O-Train Line 1 is taking place near Lyon Station.
Customers may hear loud noises and feel vibrations while work is underway.
Blasting will take place on weekdays between 7 am and 4 pm until April 2020.
A new Park & Ride lot is opening at the corner of Brian Coburn and Navan, in Orléans South. Park your car and let OC Transpo take you the rest of the way—35 minutes to downtown! Two routes connect new Chapel Hill Park & Ride (Stop #3074) with Blair and Line 1:
This parking lot has 263 spaces (8 accessible spots).
You can now buy your transit fare at YOW Airport. Look for our Ticket Machine at the south end of the Arrivals terminal.
You can buy a single-ride ticket or one of our convenient DayPass options (1, 3, 5 or 7 days). These fares are valid right away and let you ride buses and trains in Ottawa and Gatineau. Machines accept cash, credit and debit.
Read More about OC Transpo Ticket Machine now at the Ottawa International Airport
Over 50 stations across Ottawa are your connection point to neighbourhood destinations and O-Train Line 1 and 2.
On October 6, bus routes will change to make it easy to connect to O-Train Line 1.
Get ready for the biggest service change in Ottawa's history!
Quick and easy connections to Ottawa destinations from Line 1.
Line 1 replaces bus routes through central Ottawa with frequent and reliable O-Train service.
From cycling to busing, check out all of the ways that you can connect to the new Line 1 stations.