Introducing Your Future Journey
To help guide you through upcoming changes to the bus network and answer your burning questions, we’re introducing our newest blog series – Your Future Journey. Keep reading to learn more!
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We’re hiring mechanics and apprentices. Join our team!
Mechanics play a vital role at OC Transpo by keeping our vehicles safe for customers. Maintenance employees at OC Transpo receive several benefits, including allowances for boots and tools, company-provided uniforms, pension contributions, and employee health and wellness benefits.
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Driving Diversity: EmpoWered@theWheel
As part of our 5-year roadmap, we launched EmpoWered@theWheel – a women’s recruitment program created to further our commitment towards gender diversity at OC Transpo.
Update on the Public Inquiry Action Plan
As of February, 2024, 89 of the 103 recommendations are considered complete or have been incorporated into ongoing City policies for implementation in future projects.
Para Transpo in Accessibility Spotlight
Did you know you can keep up with Para Transpo news in the City of Ottawa’s Accessibility Spotlight e-newsletter?
Accessibility Spotlight is the City of Ottawa’s accessibility e-newsletter. It’s also a great resource for Para Transpo news! The Para Transpo section will include content on new features as well as information on existing transit services and tips.
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Shelter installation at Tunney’s Pasture and Hurdman begins
During the month of January and February, OC Transpo will be adding nine additional bus shelters at Hurdman Station and 14 additional bus shelters at Tunney’s Pasture Station to improve customer travel experience.
The interim on-street style shelters will be added on the bus loop platforms between the existing shelters. Customers will notice on-site signage in place to guide them around construction work.
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