R1 replacement bus service is operating frequently between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair Stations.
To decrease travel times, we're creating new routing and changes to R1 service:
Everyone is required to wear a cloth mask before entering a station, shelter, or boarding an OC Transpo vehicle.
Ottawa Public Health recommends that residents wear cloth masks or alternatives that cover the nose and mouth while taking transit. Visit Ottawa Public Health’s website for tips about how to wear a mask properly, where to get a reusable cloth mask, and more.
We have improved service for people who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-impaired by providing another way to connect with OC Transpo.
Read More about Improving transit accessibility with Canada Video Relay Service
On Thursday, September 30, OC Transpo will operate on a regular schedule. To ensure that your trip is not affected by ongoing detours, visit the Alerts page and use the Travel Planner to plan in advance.
Starting Sunday, September 5, Moodie Station will relocate and stops will be adjusted at Bayshore Station. School service resumes with new routes to service Holy Trinity High School and École secondaire publique Pierre-de-Blois.
Changes to school service have been made in consultation with school boards and based on current travel needs.
New trips on Routes 88, 283, 667, 668 and 688 will start on Monday, September 20.
School trips may change through the fall as ridership demand evolves.
Check the Travel Planner for more details.
Monday, September 27: R1 buses will bypass Cyrville Station. A shuttle will be available at St-Laurent Station Stop B for service to Cyrville Station, and Cyrville Station Stop B for service to St-Laurent Station.