O-Train Extension overview - OC Transpo
If you’re heading south on Line 2 at Carleton Station, you’ll see the map just before you enter the platform. Line 2 is shown as a white number 2 inside a green circle, and a green line on the map. This map provides valuable information, such as: The …
O-Train Interactive Map: Getting Started - OC Transpo
Explore the O-Train Extension network with this interactive map that shows current and future lines, stations, destinations, and parking options. Customize your view, plan your trips, and get updates on service launches and changes.
Ottawa LRT: OC Transpo finalizes station names, transit map for Stage 2
Nov 26, 2020 · The map, shared in a Twitter video by Mayor Jim Watson, shows four distinct route numbers for the Stage 2 LRT system, doubling the number of routes on the existing north-south and east-west...
Ottawa LRT Stage 2 maps - Manifesto Multilinko 2
Nov 13, 2018 · UPDATE 2022-05-17: There is a new official map, the system now has four lines – retaining the current 1 Red (to Algonquin) and 2 Green, but adding 3 Gold (running out to Moodie), and 4 Blue (the short branch line to the airport, which is a separate train).
Stage 2 O-Train Extension Project 2023 in Review - OC Transpo
This will be the first Stage 2 LRT station to be complete on the O-Train East and West extensions. Station platforms are now finished at Montréal Station, Jeanne d’Arc Station and Place d’Orléans Station and two of the five stations now have power.
Traffic map - LRT stage 2 East | City of Ottawa
This information and city-wide traffic information is available in accessible format at Traffic map, data lists and resources
This Stage 2 extension will add 12.5 kilometres of rail and five stations – at Montreal Road, Jeanne d’Arc, Orléans Boulevard, Place d’Orléans and Trim – to the City’s overall transit network. East Highlights The Confederation Line East extension will see LRT continue from Blair to Place
LRT Phase 2 – Confederation Line East Extension
Stage 2 LRT will transform travel in Ottawa as it expands the reach, comfort and convenience of light rail transit. It will connect communities, as well as Ottawa’s major employment centres, postsecondary institutions, shopping and recreation destinations, and arts and culture hot spots.
Confederation Line West Light Rail Transit (LRT) Extension
Apr 29, 2015 · As part of the LRT Stage 2 project – which extends the O-Train Confederation Line east and west, and Trillium Line farther south – The City of Ottawa has undertaken a Stage 2 Station Connectivity Study to ensure that community connections are preserved and enhanced along the expanded O-Train system.
LRT Stage 2 timeline: From preferred proponents to project delays
Dec 17, 2021 · May 2, 2020: A shutdown of the Trillium Line for approximately two years begins, to allow for Stage 2 construction. A replacement bus service runs on a parallel route and stops at existing...