What is it? How does it work? How does a bus’s position on a route make it to the app you check when planning your trip?
We caught up with the Customer Information Systems team to find out what real-time information is and how we’re using it to improve your experience.
We start preparing for winter service long before the first snowflakes fall.
Here’s a refresh on what we’ve done and what we’re planning as we gear up for another long winter in Canada’s capital.
🖥️Ever wonder who keeps octranspo.com running?
From sunrise service alerts to accessibility fixes, follow our web team through a typical day of turning complex transit info into clear, helpful content for thousands of riders.
💡 spoiler There's coffee, creativity, and a lot of care behind every page.
Read More about 👩💻A day in the life of a Website Specialist 🧠
Winter is coming and we are taking steps to continue to provide safe and reliable transit throughout.
Months before the first snowfall, our crews take multiple steps to prepare buses and trains for poor road conditions and various types of winter weather. Read our OC Explained: Winter Operations blog to learn more.
When extreme winter weather is forecast, there may be changes to bus types, trips, and schedules.
Severe Storm Schedule: In effect for buses on weekdays when 31 cm or more of snow (or a mixture of wet, heavy snow, ice, and freezing rain) is expected. Visit the Winter travels page for details.
Read More about Nov. 27, 2025: Winter 2026 Transit Service Changes
Read More about Nov. 21, 2025: Comprehensive review of the transit fare structure