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We’re recruiting members for a new Transit Advisory Working Group.
This group will advise leadership on the operation of transit, including Para Transpo, bus service and the O-Train.
We expect to hold at least 3–4 meetings per year. Issues discussed could include:
One of Aditi's most satisfying parts of the job is interacting with passengers.
For most of our customers, their trip begins with the help of a bus operator.
Even with more than 1600 bus operators on the OC Transpo team, it isn’t uncommon for customers to remember the operator on their route. For many operators, it is the same for their customers and the job is much more than driving a bus.
We caught up with Aditi to find out what inspired her to work for OC Transpo and what it takes to be a bus operator.
Saturday, December 9, from 10 am to 5 pm:
OC Transpo and City of Ottawa volunteers will be collecting food and donations for the Ottawa Food Bank. Donations can be dropped off at participating Loblaws, Real Canadian Superstore, Your Independent Grocer and No Frills stores across Ottawa.
Visit a participating store to drop off a donation. You can also give to someone in need this season through the Ottawa Food Bank's online donation page.
We’re making it easier to find the information you’re looking for whenever you need it.
Our expanded Help page distills some of the most frequently requested information about our bus and O-Train network so you can ride with confidence.
It was a busy Transit Commission meeting for us on November 14. We presented OC Transpo’s 2024 draft budget, and provided an update on our bus route review and ridership numbers.
You can watch the presentation here or check out the highlights from the meeting.
Have you checked out our Rack & Roll practice bike rack? The practice bike rack moves to different locations around the city so that everyone can try it out.
The practice rack is currently located inside the Jim Durrell Recreation Centre on Walkley Road.
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Hey Blackburn Hamlet, soon we’ll be launching OC Transpo On-Demand, an on-demand transit pilot project that will replace Route 28 on weekends and select holidays.
On-demand transit uses technology to create responsive transit service based on customers trip requests instead of traditional fixed routes and schedules. Customers will be able to book same-day and next-day trips between existing Route 28 bus stops and at Blair Station and the Gloucester Centre.
During the pilot project, OC Transpo On-Demand will run from 7 am to midnight on Saturdays and 9 am to 6:30 pm on Sundays.
Route 28 will continue to operate on weekdays when OC Transpo On-Demand is not in service.
Read More about Coming soon to Blackburn Hamlet... OC Transpo On-Demand!
Whether you’re a long-time O-Train Line 1 user or a beginner on the bus, there’s never a bad time to brush up on transit safety!
Find safety tips for waiting, boarding, riding and more on our Safe Travels page.
When everyone contributes, we are safer together.
OC Transpo is committed to delivering the best possible service to customers. The bus route review was launched in January 2023 as part of OC Transpo’s five-year roadmap. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been significant changes to how often and how many customers use transit.
Step into the future of Ottawa's O-Train system with us.
The O-Train South, East, and West extensions are well underway.
To prepare for launch, we're introducing a brand-new dedicated website! It's your ultimate guide for exploring, discovering, and learning about the future of transit in Ottawa.
Your one-stop destination for all things O-Train Extension is ready and waiting.
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Customers will notice that there will be a difference between the online schedules and the printed schedules at some bus stops until a maintenance backlog is cleared.
Starting Monday, September 11
A limited number of double car trains will run along with single car trains, during weekday peak hours of service. Platform signage and station announcements will help guide customers to boarding locations.
The Shuttle Express to and from Tunney's Pasture will not operate.
The Shuttle Express to and from Blair will continue to operate: