O-Train Network
Stay tuned for exclusive insights into the O-Train extended network! Get ready to explore the project's stations, lines, and exciting new features.
Frequent. Local. Connected.
OC Transpo’s new bus network will focus on frequency, local service in your neighbourhood, and connections to O-Train Lines 1 and 2 and key destinations.
New Ways to Bus is about responding to changes in customers’ travel needs and ridership levels. It will significantly change OC Transpo’s bus network and is a big step towards meeting our service reliability target of 99.5 per cent.
Discover new features across Lines 2Line 2 & 4Line 4, including:
Stay tuned for updates!
Explore the new lines
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Don't fumble your cash because you can now tap your debit card across all fare readers on buses and fare gates at stations with O-Payment!
Take your first trip with Interac Debit today, then Register for an O-Payment account to add your card, track your trips/payments, or print receipts.
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The Next Stop Blog team is here to explain the work accomplished to date, what we’re testing, and how staff are being trained around the clock to operate this new system.
Read More about Project Spotlight: O-Train South Extension Testing & Training
As part of our Your Future Journey blog series, we’re exploring the New Ways to Bus network which will be focused on frequency, local service, and connections to key destinations across the city.
While this is a major change that will take advantage of our expanded rail network, our bus network is no stranger to change. We are constantly recalibrating the network to match travel needs and seasonal ridership trends.
Come behind the scenes to understand our service change process.
GTFS, or General Transit Feed Specification is an industry standard, open data format for transit agencies to share data about transit service. GTFS Realtime is an extension to GTFS that provides real-time transit information including vehicle position and trip updates for application developers.
After we complete testing of the GTFS Realtime feed, we’ll incorporate it across all our OC Transpo travel planning tools.
Read More about February 29 Light Rail Sub-Committee Update Recap
If you didn’t get a chance to listen to the February 8 Transit Commission meeting, The Next Stop Blog has you covered.
Read More about Stage 2 O-Train Extension Project Year in Review