OC Transpo is a public transit commission that operates 170 bus routes, three light rail lines, and a paratransit system in Ottawa and the National Capital Region.[1]

General information

O-Train: Frequent light rail service.
Rail replacement bus routes: Replaces the O-Train when out of service.
Night routes: Overnight extensions of frequent routes when the O-Train is not running.
Frequent routes: Frequent routes operating every 15 minutes or less between 6:00 am and 6:00 pm on weekdays. Connects with the O-Train and most routes travel on main roads, with some routes providing service on local streets.
Local routes: Routes usually operate every 30 minutes during peak times.
Routes numbered in the 100s generally do not connect to the O-Train Line 1.
Connexion routes: Peak-period routes connecting communities to the O-Train.
Numbered in the 200s.




300s: Shopper routes
400s: Event routes for the Canadian Tire Centre
450s: Event routes for Lansdowne Park/TD Place
505: Internal number for OLG Sno-Bus during Winterlude festival
600s: Intermediate school and/or secondary school routes

The last two digits of route numbers correspond to service area:

NOTE: Routes with a white background operate during select time periods or certain days of the week only. The above is current as of April 27, 2025.

Routes

Note: services updated as of April 27, 2025.

A major route overhaul and changes in the network occurred in 2025 due to the opening of Lines 2 and 4, marketed as "New Ways to Bus". Most existing routes saw changes, with some routes being taken out completely. Many new routes were also added to accommodate the changes.

TerminusTerminusNotesRoute map
Tunney's PastureBlair
Trim (future)
Line 1. Provides service in the downtown core and along parts of the Transitway with stations at (from west to east) Tunney's Pasture, Bayview, Pimisi (Lebreton), Lyon, Parliament, Rideau, uOttawa, Lees, Hurdman, Tremblay, St-Laurent, Cyrville and Blair. Line 1 is currently being expanded as part of the Stage 2 LRT project. Its new terminuses will be Trim station in the East and Algonquin station in the West, with the new segments opening in 2026 and 2027. Bus service from routes 57 to 75 between Tunney's Pasture and Baseline will be replaced by Line 1. West end Connexion service will be shortened from Tunney's Pasture to start/end at Baseline. Current bus service between Trim and Blair stations will be replaced by both lines 1 and 3.[1]
Tunney's PastureBlair
Trim (future)
This route replaces Line 1 when the trains are out of service. Routing depends based on the extent of the closure.Varies per closure
DowntownBlairExpress bus route from Downtown Ottawa to Blair Station. Route offers alternative from Line 1 for people commuting directly to and from Blair. Route travels from Blair Station to Downtown during AM peak and between Downtown and Blair during PM peak[2]
BayviewLimebankLine 2. If the line is shut down, it is replaced by bus route R2. This is a diesel light rail transit (DLRT) route that provides connections to the communities of Little Italy, Confederation Heights, Heron Park, Greenboro, South Keys, Leitrim, and Riverside South. It also provides a connection to Carleton University and major employment areas west of the downtown core. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, Line 2 will replace Route 99 between South Keys and Limebank.[3]
BayviewLimebankThis route replaces Line 2 when the trains are out of service. Routing depends based on the extent of the closure.Varies per closure
MoodieTrimLine 3 will be a new branch of Line 1 launching in 2027. Line 3 will run parallel to Line 1 from Trim station to Lincoln Fields station, then branch off towards Moodie station. This new line will replace bus service from Routes 57 to 67 between Moodie and Tunney's Pasture. West end Connexion service will be shortened from Tunney's Pasture to start/end at Moodie. Current bus service between Trim and Blair stations will be replaced by both lines 1 and 3.[4]
MoodieTrimThis route would replace Line 3 when the trains are out of service, after the line begins operation in 2027. Routing depends based on the extent of the closure.Varies per closure
AirportSouth KeysLine 4 is a spur of Line 2 which provides an all-day Airport rail link to/from South Keys station. It replaced Route 97 service to/from the MacDonald Cartier International Airport.[5]
AirportGreenboroThis route replaces Line 4 when the trains are out of service. Routing depends based on the extent of the closure.Varies per closure
Unknown - most probably Merivale Garage on Colonnade RoadEither Baseline or Tunney's Pasture
Some pictures on Google show the route serving Hurdman
Unlisted route which travels down Woodfield Road and other roads in the Tanglewood neighborhood during mid day. Route is signed as the X Special.Unlisted route
ElmvaleRideauTravels via Riverdale, Main, and Elgin. Provides a connection to St. Paul's University. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Elmvale, replacing route 55. Service on Riverdale will be replaced by route 18.[6]
Greenboro
Greenboro via Bank
Billings Bridge
Rockcliffe
Rideau
Serves the communities of New Edinburgh, Lowertown, Centretown, The Glebe, Old Ottawa South, Ridgemont, and South Keys. Also serves major tourist and commercial attractions including Bank street, the ByWard Market, Rideau Centre, Parliament Hill, and Lansdowne Park/TD Place. Early-morning and late-evening service runs between Greenboro and the Rideau Centre only. Southbound early-morning trips stay on Bank Street instead of travelling via Southgate. Extra peak-period trips are provided from Billings Bridge to the Rideau Centre in the morning and the reverse in the afternoon. Extra service is provided in both directions between Billings Bridge and the Rideau Centre when special events are taking place at Lansdowne Park/TD Place.[7]
Carleton
Parliament
St-Laurent
Rideau
Early AM service operates between St. Laurent Station and the Rideau Centre only. Selected AM peak trips begin at the corner of Brittany / Montréal, end at the Parliament station and are signed 7 Parliament. Selected AM peak trips start at Lansdowne Park, end at the Rideau Centre, and are signed 7 Rideau. Extra service is provided between Carleton University and Rideau Centre when special events occur at TD Place Stadium. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will have its peak period service on Brittany removed and replaced by routes 17 and 20.[8]
GatineauDow's LakeFrequent service between Dow's Lake and Gatineau 7 days a week.[9]
Hurdman
Beechwood
RideauSelected peak-period trips start/end at the corner of Crichton and Beechwood. Travels near Ottawa's baseball stadium RCGT Park, located on Coventry Road. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service will run east on Murray instead of Boteler, and will be extended south on Sussex and shortened on Dalhousie.[10]
HurdmanMainProvides a direct connection from Carleton University to downtown Ottawa. Travels via Bronson Avenue. Some northbound and southbound trips end at Carleton University. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to St. Paul's University, replacing route 16.[11]
Lincoln Fields
Bayshore
Tunney's Pasture
Parliament to/vers LaurierEastbound trips terminate downtown at Waller, Laurier & Nicholas. Serves the northern part of Nepean along Richmond Road. Also serves the communities of Westboro and Chinatown. Serves Tunney's Pasture via Holland. Travels via Queen Street downtown. Early morning trips travel between Parliament and Tunney's Pasture stations only. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service will be changed to run on Ambleside instead of Richmond, run on Bayswater, Scott, and Preston instead of Somerset, and run in eastbound direction on Queen, O'Connor and Slater to the Mackenzie King Bridge[12]
Tunney's PastureBlairTravels between Blair and Tunney's Pasture stations via Ogilvie, Jasmine, Montréal and Rideau.[13]
GatineauTunney's PastureFrequent peak period service between Tunney's Pasture and Gatineau.[14]
St-LaurentTunney's PastureAll trips travel between St. Laurent and Tunney's Pasture stations. This is one of the only routes with all day service that do not have any shortened or extended trips in any time period on any day of the week.[15]
BlairParliamentPeak period trips operate between Blair station and Parliament via Bathgate, Den Haag and Montréal. Does not operate on weekends. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service will be shortened to end at Parliament Station instead of Gatineau, with service into Gatineau replaced by new routes 8 and 13.[16]
WateridgeParliamentPeak period trips operate between Wateridge and Parliament via Rideau Street, Montréal Road, St-Laurent Boulevard, Brittany Drive, Montréal Road, Wanaki Road, Mikinak Road, and Codd’s Road. Does not operate on weekends.[17]
St-LaurentBillings BridgeServes the community of Overbrook, just east of downtown Ottawa. Travels near Ottawa's baseball stadium RCGT Park, located on Coventry. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to run from St-Laurent to Billings Bridge, with service to Parliament removed. It will also replace route 5 service on Riverdale.[18]
Hurdman
St-Laurent
ParliamentOperates in the communities of Sandy Hill, Lowertown, Vanier, and the Ottawa Trainyards. No service between St. Laurent and Hurdman via Belfast and Terminal before 8:00am and after 9:00pm weekdays and Saturday, and after 7:25pm Sunday.[19]
St-LaurentRideauTravels between St-Laurent and Rideau via Montfort Hospital, Montréal, and Brittany. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Rideau Station.[20]
BlairCanotekOperates three trips to Canotek during the morning peak, and two trips to Blair during the afternoon peak. Travels via Ottawa Road 174 and Montréal to/from the Canotek Business Park, located in the northeastern part of Gloucester, Ontario.[21]
Blair
Rothwell Heights
Performs a one-way loop throughout the community of Rothwell Heights. Operates during peak periods and provides limited service during midday Monday–Friday only.[22]
St-Laurent
Blair
Chapel Hill
Blackburn Hamlet
Follows a one-way loop throughout the community of Beacon Hill North. Early-morning trips Monday–Friday end at Blair station. Weekend late evening trips start/end at Blair station. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Chapel Hill Park & Ride via Blackburn Hamlet and Navan Road.[23]
Wateridge
La Cité
Blair
Millennium
Blair
Travels via Trim, Innes, Blair, Bathgate, Den Haag and Carson's in Orléans and Blackburn Hamlet. Continues past Blair station to/from La Cité. Early morning and late evening trips operate between Millennium and Blair stations only. In the AM peak, some eastbound trips end at Blair station. Some selected trips get extended to the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, route 25 will be extended to Wateridge Village replacing route 27, and service to the Canada Aviation and Space Museum was replaced by Local route 125.[24]
Blair
Pineview
Performs a one-way loop throughout the Pineview community Monday to Friday.[25]
MillenniumBlairTravels via Trim, Montmère, Brian Coburn, Mer Bleue & Jeanne d'Arc. Serves the communities of Avalon, Châteauneuf, Chapel Hill North & Convent Glen in Orléans.[26]
Place d'OrléansTenth LineTravels between Place d'Orléans and Tenth Line Road via Chapel Hill. Operates 7 days a week.[27]
Chapel HillBlairOn weekdays, all trips start/end at Chapel Hill Park & Ride. Provides limited service to Sunview on weekends. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to service Place d'Orléans, with service along Grey Nuns replaced by route 138.[28]
PortobelloPlace d'Orléans
Blair
Serves the communities of Avalon and Fallingbrook in Orléans. Travels via Portobello, Montcrest, Princess Louise and Tompkins. Midday and weekend trips are shortened to start/end at Place d'Orléans.[29]
Chapel HillBlairServes the community of Chapel Hill in Orléans and travels via Renaud, Navan, the Chapel Hill Park & Ride, Orléans Boulevard, Fortune and Jeanne d'Arc.[30]
AvalonBlairOperates half-hourly service all day, including late evenings and weekends. Serves the communities of Avalon and Fallingbrook in Orléans. Travels via Esprit, Gardenway, Bottriell and Charlemagne.[31]
Place d'OrléansInnesRuns between Place d'Orléans and Frank Bender Street via Innes Road, Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard, des Épinettes Avenue, Charlemagne Boulevard, Tenth Line Road, and St-Joseph Boulevard.[32]
Trim
Place d'Orléans
BlairServes northern Orléans along Jeanne d'Arc. Terminates at Trim station. Peak-period trips in the peak direction do not serve Place d'Orléans station.[33]
Millennium
Trim
Place d'Orléans
BlairWeekday service between Blair and Trim stations every 15 minutes and to Millennium every half hour. Peak-period trips in the peak direction do not serve Taylor Creek. On weekends, travels between Blair and Place d'Orléans every 15 minutes. Overnight extension to Rideau station numbered N39.[34]
Trim
Place d'Orléans
RideauSome early weekday early morning trips do not service Trim, instead starting at Place d'Orléans. All night buses end at Rideau station. These buses only run overnight when Line 1 trains are not. They are extensions of their regular daytime route numbers to/from Rideau station.
Greenboro
Elmvale Acres
Elmvale Acres via Industrial
Conroy
St-LaurentServes the communities of South Keys, Greenboro, Blossom Park, and Elmvale Acres in inner-southeast Ottawa. Selected peak-period trips start and end in the Ottawa South Business Park at the corner of St. Laurent / Conroy. Many trips terminate at Elmvale Shopping Centre, with 15 minute all-day service (including weekends) between St. Laurent and Elmvale.[35]
St. LaurentBillings BridgeTravels between St. Laurent and Billings Bridge stations via Walkley, Heron and St. Laurent Boulevard[36]
Blair
Labrie / Cyrville
HurdmanServes the Cyrville Industrial Park and the Ottawa Trainyards shopping area. Extra trips are provided during peak periods between Hurdman Station and the corner of Labrie / Cyrville. No service in the late evening Monday–Friday and in the evening on weekends.[37]
KarshGreenboroTravels between Karsh drive and Greenboro station via Johnston and Tapiola between 6:00 AM and 12:00 AM on weekdays only. No weekend service.[38]
Billings BridgeHurdmanTravels via Alta Vista and the Herongate community.[39]
Hospital / HôpitalHurdmanOperates 24/7 between Hurdman station and the Ottawa Health Sciences Complex. Overnight extensions to Rideau numbered N45.[40]
Hospital / HôpitalRideauAll night buses end at Rideau station. These buses only run overnight when Line 1 trains are not. They are extensions of their regular daytime route numbers to/from Rideau station.
Hawthorne (AM)St-Laurent (PM)Operates during peak periods Monday–Friday only. Serves both the Ottawa and Hawthorne Industrial Parks.[41]
CarletonHurdmanTravels via Billings Bridge, Kilborn, Canterbury, Halifax, Walkley, and St. Laurent. Serves Canterbury High School. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to run from Hurdman to Carleton University, replacing route 46 between Hurdman and Walkley Road, and removing its service along the Transitway.[42]
HurdmanElmvaleTravels via Pleasant Park. Limited service is provided outside of peak hours Monday–Friday. Saturday service only operates from approximately 9 am to 7 pm and Sunday service only operates from approximately 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.[43]
Tunney's PastureBritanniaServes Westboro Village and Britannia.[44]
Tunney's PastureBaselineServes Holland Avenue and the community of Carlington and travels to Algonquin College.[45]
Civic
King Edward
Tunney's PastureOperates between Tunney's Pasture and the Civic Hospital during all time periods. Extended to King Edward/Union Street during weekday peak periods and all day on weekends. Serves Lees, the Glebe community, Carling, and Holland.[46]
Carling CampusTunney's PastureFrequent service provided between Tunney's Pasture and Bayshore during most time periods. All other trips start/end at the Department of National Defense Carling Campus. Overnight extension to Rideau Station numbered N57. In September 2025, Routes 57 and 58 will operate on a combined frequency between Tunney's Pasture and Bayshore station with certain portions operating every 30 minutes.[47]
BayshoreRideauAll night buses end at Rideau station. These buses only run overnight when Line 1 trains are not. They are extensions of their regular daytime route numbers to/from Rideau station.
Carling Campus
Carling Campus to/vers Abbott Point of Care
Tunney's Pasture
Bayshore
Most trips start/end at the Department of National Defense Carling Campus. Some weekday trips are extended to the Abbot Point of Care building near Moodie station during peak periods. In September 2025, Routes 57 and 58 will operate on a combined frequency between Tunney's Pasture and Bayshore station with certain portions operating every 30 minutes.[48]
CopeTerry Fox
Tunney's Pasture
Travels between 760 Eagleson Road (Real Canadian Superstore) and Terry Fox stations via Eagleson Road, Romina Street, Fernbank Road, Terry Fox Drive, Castlefrank Road, Kanata Avenue, and Lord Byng Way. Peak trips are extended to Tunney's Pasture and skip Terry Fox station.[49]
Stittsville via Terry Fox
Terry Fox
Tunney's PastureThis route serves Kanata and Stittsville during all time periods providing residents with a connection to Line 1. Early morning trips travel via Pinecrest Garage on Queensview.[50]
Terry FoxRideauAll night buses end at Rideau station. These buses only run overnight when Line 1 trains are not. They are extensions of their regular daytime route numbers to/from Rideau station.
Stittsville
Terry Fox
Tunney's PastureBefore noon on weekdays eastbound buses travel within Stittsville via Fringewood between Abbott E. and Hazeldean, while westbound buses travel via Iber. After noon on weekdays, buses follow the reverse direction on both roads. Serves Pimisi on Canada Day for customers with accessibility needs. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be modified to run on Campeau instead of Palladium, with service on Castlefrank, Katimavik, Palladium and Cyclone Taylor replaced by route 162.[51]
Briarbrook via InnovationTunney's Pasture via Briarbrook

Serves the community of Briarbrook in north Kanata, the Kanata North Business Park, and travels via Highway 417 and the Transitway. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, some service in Briarbrook will be replaced by route 110, and service to Gatineau from Tunney's Pasture will be replaced by new route 13.

AM peak: Eastbound buses travel via March between Terry Fox and Carling. Westbound buses travel from Tunney's Pasture to Innovation via Carling, Schneider, Legget, and Terry Fox. Some trips end at the corner of Legget / Terry Fox. Some trips also operate from Eagleson to Innovation via Carling, Schneider, Legget, and Terry Fox.

PM peak: Eastbound buses travel from Innovation via Carling, Schneider, Legget, and Terry Fox. Some trips start at Legget / Terry Fox.

[52]
InnovationTunney's PastureOperates during peak-periods Monday–Friday only. Travels via the Transitway, Highway 417, Moodie, Carling Avenue, and the Kanata North Business Park. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service to Gatineau from Tunney's Pasture will be replaced by new route 13. Service on Leggett and Solandt will also be removed.[53]
CopeTerry Fox
Tunney's Pasture
Serves the Blackstone neighborhood via Rouncey Road and Cope Drive. Select peak trips are extended to/from Tunney's Pasture station bypassing Terry Fox station.[54]
Terry FoxBaselineTravels between Terry Fox and Baseline stations. Serves Algonquin College, Queensway Carleton Hospital, Bells Corners, Hazeldean and Kanata Centrum.[55]
FallowfieldLimebankTravels via Earl Armstrong, Strandherd, Woodroffe, Stoneway, Queensbury, Berrigan, Tartan, CitiGate, Cedarview and Flanders. Provides a connection between Barrhaven west and O-Train Line 2.[56]
Fallowfield
Tunney's Pasture
LimebankOperates all day between Fallowfield and Limebank station with peak period service extended to Tunney's Pasture albeit in the opposite direction of the connexion routes. All peak trips serve the RCMP headquarters. Route 73 does not run on weekends.[57]
LimebankTunney's Pasture
Fallowfield
Early morning and late evening service operates between Fallowfield station and Limebank station only. Service between Fallowfield and Tunney's Pasture ends at 6 pm on Sundays.[58]
Cambrian
Barrhaven Centre
Tunney's PastureProvides 24/7 service between Tunney's Pasture and Barrhaven along the central and southwest Transitway. Trips may terminate at Barrhaven Centre, especially during late evenings, the counter-peak direction during weekdays or weekends. Overnight extension to Rideau Station numbered N75. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service to Gatineau has been replaced by new route 13. Has also been extended south to run on Cappamore.[59]
Barrhaven CentreRideauAll night buses end at Rideau station. These buses only run overnight when Line 1 trains are not. They are extensions of their regular daytime route numbers to/from Rideau station.
Tunney's Pasture
Tunney's Pasture via Westgate
Barrhaven Centre
Barrhaven Centre via Westgate
Travels via Holland, Merivale, Leikin, and Crestway. Early morning southbound trips travel via Colonnade Road. Some trips do not enter the Westgate Shopping Centre. Selected peak-period trips start/end at the corner of Merivale and Slack and are signed 80 MacFarlane, these trips do not enter the Westage Shopping Centre. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service on Beatrice and Chapman Mills will be removed, and trips to Auriga, Antares, Deakin, MacFarlane will be replaced by route 86 and new route 117.[60]
Tunney's PastureBayshoreSouthbound trips do not enter Westgate Shopping Centre during the afternoon peak, and northbound trips do not enter Westgate Shopping Centre during the morning peak. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Baseline Station, with new service in the Westboro area replacing route 16. Service within the Westgate S.S. will be removed.[61]
Lincoln Fields
Tunney's Pasture
BaselineExtended both directions to Tunney's Pasture during weekday peak hours. Buses enter Pinecrest Shopping Centre during business hours only.[62]
Baseline
Centrepointe
Operates during peak periods in a one-way loop from Tallwood via Centrepointe, Hemmingwood and Centrepointe, return to Tallwood. Service was truncated from Tunney's Pasture to Baseline in preparation for the launch of the extension of Line 1 to Algonquin in 2027.[63]
BayshoreLeesTravels via Carling Avenue. Connection to the O-Train Line 2 at Dow's Lake station and O-Train Line 1 at Lees station.[64]
Tunney's PastureAntares (signed as Auriga/Deakin)Travels via Holland, Fisher, Prince of Wales and Antares Drive.[65]
Tunney's PastureBaselineSome early morning trips terminate at the Carlingwood Mall. Travels via Woodroffe and Carlingwood Mall between John A. MacDonald Parkway and Baseline station. Sunday service operates when the Carlingwood mall is open, from around 10:30 am to 7:30 pm.[66]
Bayshore
Baseline
HurdmanServes Billings Bridge, Mooney's Bay, Baseline Road, Algonquin College, Queensway Carleton Hospital, and Bayshore Shopping Centre. It also provides a connection to Line 1 at Hurdman as well as a connection to Line 2 at Mooney's Bay.[67]
GreenboroHurdmanTravels via southern Transitway, Data Centre, Heron, Canada Post, Riverside, Uplands, Downpatrick, and Hunt Club.[68]
GreenboroWalkley
Hurdman
Serves the communities of Riverside Park and Riverside-Hunt Club with service ending at Walkley Station, and peak period service extending to Hurdman Station. No service on the weekends[69]
LeitrimRotaryServes the community of Findlay Creek in the south end of Gloucester. One extra Sunday trip is provided to and from the Hindu Temple, located on Bank Street, just north of Blais Road.[70]
LeitrimDun SkipperServes Findlay Creek along Kelly Farm Drive during peak periods.[71]
Hawthorne
South Keys
HurdmanServes the Greenboro and South Keys neighbourhoods in South Ottawa as well as the stations along the southeast transitway. Additional trips travel between Hurdman and South Keys stations only.[72]
Barrhaven Centre
Barrhaven Centre via Weybridge
Pierre-de-Blois
Riverview
Limebank
St. Francis Xavier
Select trips extend from Barrhaven Centre to Weybridge Drive. School trips serve St. Francis Xavier High School and Pierre De Blois. School trips serving St. Francis Xavier High School travel between the school and Riverview stations only. Most trips do not serve Riverview station and travel via Borbridge and Spratt instead.[73]
AirportSt-LaurentNew 24 hour bus route traveling along the Transitway between the Airport and St. Laurent stations.[74]
Innovation
CitiGate
Limebank
CitiGate
Hurdman
Earl of March
Serves the Amazon fullfilment Centre in Barrhaven. Select early morning trips which operate before the start of O-Train Line 2 service travel between CitiGate and Hurdman and serve Bowesville, Leitrim, South Keys, Greenboro, Walkley, Heron, Billings Bridge, Pleasant Park, Smyth and Lycee Claudel stations. School trips serving Earl of March Secondary School travel between Teron and Innovation stations only.[75]
Carleton
Billings Bridge
St. Pius X H.S.
BaselineServes the communities of Carleton Heights and Parkwood Hills in Nepean. Does not continue through to Carleton University from Billings Bridge during weekends.[76]
Billings BridgeBaselineTravels between Billings Bridge and Algonquin College via Heron, Prince of Wales, Fisher, Viewmount and Meadowlands.[77]
GreenboroBaselineTravels along West Hunt Club road between the Transitway and Woodroffe Avenue. Provides an all day 7 days a week connection to O-Train Line 2.[78]
GreenboroBaselineTravels between Baseline and Greenboro stations via Hunt Club Antares, MacFarlane, Merivale, Slack, Vaan and Woodroffe during peak periods only.[79]
Place d'OrléansHiawathaTravels between Place d'Orléans and the St. Louis Residence via St. Joseph and Jeanne d'Arc.[80]
Place d'OrléansPetrie IslandOperates on summer weekends only.[81]
Lincoln FieldsCarlingwood MallProvides limited service all day.[82]
BayshoreHaanelOperates during peak-periods Monday–Friday, with 2 trips/direction/day. Terminus is at the Canmet complex, on Haanel Drive.[83]
Terry FoxBridlewoodOnly operates Monday–Friday. Serves the communities of Katimavik-Hazeldean, Glen Cairn, and Bridlewood. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service south of Rothesay Drive will be removed, and service north of Hazeldean Mall will be rerouted to provide service to the Beaverbrook and Kanata Lake areas.[84]
Terry FoxCanadian Tire CentreProvides connections to the Canadian Tire Centre and the Tanger Outlet Mall in west Kanata. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be changed to provide service between Terry Fox and Campeau Drive only. The existing service to Fernbank via West Ridge will be replaced by route 262, with service on Hazeldean, Huntmar and Palladium replaced by routes 261, 263 and 266.[85]
Terry FoxKittawakeRuns between Terry Fox Station and Carp Road / Kittiwake Drive via Castlefrank Road and Abbott Street East. It replaced route 261 along Stittsville Main Street and Abbott Street.[86]
InnovationTerry FoxOperates during selected time periods only Monday–Friday. Serves the communities of Huntsville, Morgan's Grant, and Briarbrook. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to only run along Terry Fox, Huntsville, Katimavik and Kanata with more local service in Morgan's Grant and Kanata Lakes removed.[87]
Terry Fox
Terry Fox via Castlefrank
Bridlewood
Bridlewood via Castlefrank
Serves the communities of Kanata Lakes, Beaverbrook, and Bridlewood. Buses do not travel along Eagleson between Abbeyhill and Rothesay on the weekends, but instead travel through the Glen Cairn community. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, service on Goldridge is replaced by route 265, and service north of Campeau and Glen Carin is replaced by route 161.[88]
Barrhaven CentreCitiGateProvides all day service between Barrhaven Centre and CitiGate. Overlaps with Route 75 between Barrhaven Centre and Fallowfield stations.[89]
Baseline (AM)Amberwood (PM)Operates towards Baseline station during the morning peak, and the reverse to Amberwood (Merivale/Slack) during the afternoon peak. Buses travel via Woodroffe, Grenfell, Pratt, Burnbank, Slack, Merivale, and Amberwood.[90]
BaselineColonnadeTravels via Meadowlands, Chesterton, Viewmount, and Merivale.[91]
Uplands
Greenboro
Operates in a one-way loop through CFB Uplands. Serves the EY Centre and CFS Uplands. Does not enter the EY Centre before noon Monday–Friday or operate in the late evenings Monday–Friday. Only operates from approximately 9 am to 7 pm on weekends. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will connect to both Uplands and Airport stations, and service on Research will be removed.[92]
GreenboroLimebankOperates during peak periods Monday–Friday only. Buses travel via Hunt Club and River. Selected morning trips start at River and Hunt Club. Selected afternoon trips end at River and Mulligan. Select trips start/end at Borbridge / Southbridge. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Limebank Station.[93]
End (AM) Start (PM)Start (AM) End (PM)NotesRoute map
BlairCumberlandServes the village of Cumberland, R.J. Kennedy Arena, Cardinal Creek Village, Trim station, and Place d'Orléans station.
AM Peak: Serves Place d'Orléans Park & Ride instead of the station.
[94]
BlairVarsServes the rural community of Carlsbad Springs. Buses travel via Blair, Innes and Anderson.[95]
BlairChapel Hill[96]
BlairNavan
Sarsfield
Serves the rural communities of Sarsfield, Navan, and Notre-Dame-des-Champs, as well as the Chapel Hill Park & Ride.[97]
BlairTenth LineServes the communities of Queenswood Heights, Chaperal and Avalon in Orléans.
AM Peak: Serves Place d'Orléans Park & Ride instead of the station.
As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to along Jerome Jodoin to Décoeur, with service ending on Harvest Valley. It will also replace route 37 service.
[98]
BlairPlace d'OrléansServes the community of Convent Glen North in Orléans.[99]
Tunney's PastureBridlewoodServes the communities of Bridlewood and Bells Corners.
AM Peak: Full service is provided at Bayshore and Pinecrest stations. Passengers may get off the bus at Queensway, Lincoln Fields, Dominion, and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, and Pinecrest stations. Bypasses Queensway Station. Extended to serve Bridlewood Trails along Akerson on December 24, 2017.
As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to run on Steeple Chase, Bridlewood, Summitview, Summergaze, Meadowbreeze and Crownridge, with service on Akerson, Stonehaven and Grassy Plains between Summitview and Crownridge, and Stonehaven between Bridlewood and Bridgestone will be removed.
[100]
Tunney's PastureStittsville MainServes Canadian Tire Centre Station on request only. Travels via Stittsville Main instead of West Ridge. Extended north along Stittsville Main to/from Maple Grove, providing improved service to new residents.
AM Peak: Full service is provided at Bayshore and Pinecrest stations. Passengers may get off the bus at Queensway, Lincoln Fields, Dominion, and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, and Pinecrest stations. Bypasses Queensway Station.
As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be rerouted to run on Hazeldean to provide service to Kimpton/Lloydalex via Kimpton and Stittsville Main. Existing service on Stittsville Main north of Kimpton is removed, service on Stittsville Main between Abbott and Hazeldean is replaced by routes 163 and 263, and service on Fringewood and Granite Ridge is replaced by new route 266.
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Tunney's PastureWest RidgeTravels via Fernbank, West Ridge, Kittiwake, and Carp in Stittsville.
AM Peak: Provides full service at Bayshore and Pinecrest stations. Passengers may get off the bus at Queensway, Lincoln Fields, Dominion, and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, and Pincrest stations. Bypasses Queensway Station.
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Tunney's PastureRichmondServes the community of Stanley Corners and the rural community of Richmond, both are located just south of Stittsville. Serves Canadian Tire Centre Station on request only.
AM Peak: Provides full service at Bayshore and Pinecrest stations. Passengers may get off the bus at Queensway, Lincoln Fields, Dominion, and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, and Pinecrest stations. Bypasses Queensway Station.
As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will be extended to Richmond, with service on Springbrook, Trailway, Hedgerow, Beechfern and Wintergreen is replaced by new route 266.
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Tunney's PastureBeaverbrookTravels in a one-way loop through the community of Beaverbrook.
AM Peak: Provides full service at Eagleson, Bayshore, and Pinecrest stations. Passengers may get off the bus at Queensway, Lincoln Fields, Dominion, and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, and Pinecrest stations. Bypasses Queensway and Eagleson stations.
As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will replace route 165 on Goldridge and Kanata, and replace route 268 on Weslock, Walden and each of March. Service on Knudson and Campeau is removed.
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Tunney's PastureSpringbrookRuns between Springbrook Drive and Tunney's Pasture Station.[105]
Tunney's PastureHalf Moon BayServes the Golflinks and Half Moon Bay communities during peak periods.
AM Peak: Passengers may get off the bus at any station between Baseline and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, Queensway, and Iris stations, with full service provided at Baseline station.
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Tunney's PastureNepean WoodsServes the community of Chapman Mills in Barrhaven.
AM Peak: Passengers may get off the bus at any station between Baseline and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, Queensway, and Iris stations, with full service provided at Baseline station.
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Tunney's PastureManotickAM Peak: Passengers may get off the bus at any station between Baseline and Westboro stations, but cannot board.
PM Peak: Skips Westboro, Dominion, Lincoln Fields, Queensway, and Iris stations, with full service provided at Baseline station.
Operates during peak periods only. Buses travel between the Manotick Arena and Tunney's Pasture stations.
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LimebankRichmond
Munster Hamlet
Stittsville
Serves the rural communities of Richmond and Munster Hamlet. Starts/ends near the corner of McBean / Perth. Selected trips are extended to/from Munster Hamlet via Franktown and Munster. These trips start/end near the corner of Munster Side / Flewellyn.[109]
GreenboroLesterServes Barrett Lands, Deerfield Village and Findlay Creek. As part of the New Ways to Bus network change, this route will shortened to run between Greenboro Station and Lester Road.[110]
Limebank
ManotickServes the village of Manotick during peak periods. Travels between Limebank station and Manotick.[111]
Rural terminusUrban terminusRural communities servedRoute map
Royal York / KingCarlingwoodRichmond, Stittsville[112]
Cameron / SparkleSt-LaurentCumberland, Sarsfield, Navan, Notre-Dame-des-Champs[113]
Porcupine / CricketCarlingwoodDunrobin, Carp[114]
Osgoode / Logan FarmBillings BridgeMetcalfe, Greely, Osgoode[115]
Fourth Line / AndrewCarlingwoodKars, North Gower, Manotick[116]
RouteTerminusStadium/EventNotesRoute map
Tunney's PastureCanadian Tire CentreExtended to/from Tunney's Pasture Station to provide a connection to/from line 1.[117]
TrimAlso serves Place d'Orléans, Jeanne d'Arc and Montréal Road.
LimebankExtended to serve Limebank via Earl Armstrong Road, Nepean Woods and Beatrice.[2] Also serves the southwest Transitway. Travels via Woodroffe northbound between Iris and Highway 417.
RideauTD Place StadiumTravels via Rideau Street and Bank Street to supplement route 6 and route 7.[118]
BlairTravels via the east Transitway, the southeast Transitway between Billings Bridge and Hurdman, and Bank Street.
South KeysServes the southeast Transitway between South Keys and Billings Bridge, as well as Bank Street.
Terry FoxTravels via the west Transitway between Terry Fox and Queensway, as well as Bank Street.
TrimServes Trim, Place d'Orléans, and Jeanne d'Arc, as well as Bank Street.
Barrhaven CentreTravels via the southwest Transitway between Barrhaven Centre and Baseline, as well as Baseline Road and Bank Street.
Billings Bridge or HurdmanWinterludeOperates during the first three weekends of February during the Winterlude festival only, signed as OLG Sno-Bus, free of charge[119]

School trips

These trips provide service to/from various middle and high school for students enrolled in such schools.[1]

RouteSchool(s)Start (AM) End (PM)NotesSchool Service Map (PDF)
Immaculata High SchoolBillings BridgePM service only.[120]
Adult High SchoolRideauPM service only.
Collège catholique Samuel-Genest
Gloucester High School
RideauPM service only. Temporary school route replacing route 12 trips until Montréal Road construction is complete.[121]
Immaculata High SchoolMackenzie King[122]
Colonel By Secondary School
Gloucester High School
Blair St-LaurentShortened to start and end at either Blair station and/or St.Laurent station respectively.[123]
Lester B. Pearson Catholic High SchoolMeadowbrook / BlairTravels via City Park Drive East between Blair station and Ogilvie Road.[124]
Lester B. Pearson Catholic High SchoolInnes / Tauvette[125]
École secondaire Louis-RielBlairVia Highway 417.[126]
Colonel By Secondary School
Gloucester High School
Innes / TauvetteTravels via the Transitway, Blair station, Gloucester Centre mall roadway, Blair Road, and Ogilvie Road.[127]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondeJeanne d'Arc / Grey Nuns[128]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondePlace d'Orléans[129]
St. Peter High SchoolPortobello / Summer SkyBuses follow the pattern through the Portobello Loop. PM only.[130]
Colonel By Secondary School
Gloucester High School
Lakeridge / VistaparkTravels via the Transitway, Blair station, Gloucester Centre mall roadway, Blair Road, and Ogilvie Road.[131]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondePlace d'Orléans[132]
Cairine Wilson Secondary SchoolLakeridge / Vistapark[133]
École secondaire Béatrice-DeslogesPlace d'Orléans[134]
St. Peter High SchoolLakeridge / Vistapark[135]
St. Matthew High SchoolTrim station[136]
South KeysBlossom ParkSlightly different from regular trips as these trips go along Bank, Sixth and Athans and terminate at South Keys. Serves as a connection to O-Train Line 2 for students taking the 693 to St. Francis Xavier High School. Signed as the "40 Blossom Park".
Canterbury High SchoolHurdman
Nepean High School
Broadview Public School
Lincoln FieldsPM service only.
Holy Trinity High SchoolCopePM service only.
St. Joseph High SchoolCobble Hill[137]
Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School
Merivale High School
Leikin / Bill Leathern
Barrhaven Centre
Riverside South
Tunney's Pasture
[138]
Notre Dame High School
Glebe Collegiate Institute
Nepean High School
Bayshore
Preston / Gladstone
PM service only. The trip to Preston / Gladstone from Notre Dame is signed as the 85 Little Italy. The trips from Glebe Collegiate Institute are signed as 85 Bayshore via Carling.[139]
St. Pius X High SchoolBaseline[140]
Bell High School
St. Paul High School
Baseline
Bayshore
[141]
Canterbury High SchoolTerry Fox
St. Patrick's High SchoolUplands / Bowesville[142]
St. Patrick's High SchoolWalkleyTrips start and end at Heron / Alta Vista and Walkley Station. Travels via Hunt Club.[143]
Ridgemont High SchoolLeitrim[144]
École secondaire Omer-DeslauriersHurdman
École secondaire publique Pierre-de-Blois
St. Francis Xavier High School
Limebank
Riverview
Trips serving St. Francis Xavier High School terminate at Riverview while trips serving Pierre de Blois are extensions from Barrhaven Centre.
A.Y. Jackson Secondary School PM Only
Earl of March Secondary School
Stonehaven PM Only
Innovation
PM service only. These trips start at Hazeldean Mall and end at Stonehaven/Summitview and are signed as the 110 Stonehaven. Both AM and PM service are provided for Earl of March Secondary School.[145]
St. Pius X High SchoolBaselineTravels via Viewmount[146]
St. Peter High SchoolPlace d'Orléans[147]
St. Peter High SchoolJeanne d'Arc / Innes[148]
St. Matthew High SchoolDes Épinettes / Tenth Line[149]
A.Y. Jackson Secondary SchoolBridlewoodAM trips start at the corner of Stonehaven/Bridlewood before serving Steeple Chase. PM trips end at the corner of Steeple Chase/Spruce Meadows after serving Steeple Chase. Buses travel via Romina, Fernbank, Terry Fox, and Cope between Eagleson and Bridgestone.[150]
Earl of March Secondary SchoolHazeldean[151]
Earl of March Secondary SchoolTerry FoxRevised to travel via Keyrock Drive within Kanata Lakes, as opposed to Kanata.[152]
St. Joseph High SchoolLarkin[153]
Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary School
École secondaire publique Pierre-de-Blois
Fallowfield[154]
Longfields-Davidson Heights Secondary SchoolGolflinks[155]
St. Matthew High SchoolCardinal CreekPM Service Only. Starts at Place D'Orleans station.
St. Francis Xavier High SchoolRiver/BorbridgeServes the community of Riverside South. PM Service only
École secondaire De La SalleRideau[156]
École secondaire De La SalleHurdman station[157]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondeYouville / St. JosephServes Chapel Hill along Forest Valley, Meadowglen, Boyer, and Viseneau, as well as Innes.[158]
École secondaire Gisèle-Lalonde
École secondaire Béatrice-Desloges
Renaud / SaddleridgeTrips to/from Gisèle-Lalonde start/end near the corner of Millennium & Trim. Trips to/from Béatrices-Desloges start/end near the corner of Innes & Provence. Travels via Innes, Orléans, Longleaf, Creek Crossing, Pagé, Renaud, Joshua, and Saddleridge. Due to the closure of Pagé at Brian Coburn, buses no longer travel on Pagé north of Navan. Buses now travel via Innes, Orléans, Longleaf, Navan, Pagé (southbound only between Navan and Renaud), Renaud, Joshua, and Saddleridge.[159][160]
Immaculata High SchoolHurdmanTravels via Main, Smyth, Riverside station, Riverside, and the southeast Transitway to Hurdman station. Operates during PM only.[161]
Collège catholique Samuel-Genest
Gloucester High School
RideauPM service only. Temporary school route replacing route 12 trips until Montréal Road construction is complete.[162]
Collège catholique Samuel-Genest
Gloucester High School
RideauPM service only. Temporary school route replacing route 12 trips until Montréal Road construction is complete.[163]
École secondaire Louis-RielMillenniumServes Bearbrook, St. Joseph, Jeanne d'Arc, Mer Bleue, Brian Coburn, and Trim.[164]
École secondaire Louis-RielBlairServes Bearbrook, St. Joseph, Montréal, Ogilvie, and Blair. Buses travel via the east Transitway, Blair station, the Gloucester Centre mall roadway, Blair, and Ogilvie.[165]
Ottawa Technical Secondary SchoolSt-Laurent[166]
Colonel By Secondary School
Lester B. Pearson High School
Renaud / Saddleridge[167] [168]
Gloucester High SchoolRideau[169]
Colonel By Secondary School
Gloucester High School
MillenniumTravels via the Transitway, Blair station, Gloucester Centre, Blair Road, and Ogilvie Road.[170]
Colonel By Secondary School
Gloucester High School
Jeanne d'Arc / Innes[171]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondeQueenswood HeightsServes Millennium, Trim, Innes, Du Grand Bois, Prestwick, Tompkins, Chartrand, Duford, and St. Joseph.[172]
Lester B. Pearson Catholic High SchoolSt-LaurentServes Ogilvie, Bathgate, Plumber, Charlton, Matheson, and St. Laurent. From St-Laurent Station, buses travel via St. Laurent, Ogilvie, Cyrville, and Cummings back to Ogilvie, and continue its regular routing via the community of Carson Grove.[173]
Collège catholique Mer-BleuePlace d'OrléansServes Collège catholique Mer-Bleue on Renaud Road.[174]
Cairine Wilson Secondary SchoolOrléans / Innes[175]
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary SchoolPlace d'Orléans[176]
St. Mathew High SchoolPlace d'Orléans[177]
École secondaire Gisèle-LalondePlace d'Orléans[178]
Brookfield High SchoolGreenboroServes Uplands, Paul Anka, McCarthy, Plante, Walkley, Springfield, and Flannery. Operates with one AM trip and two PM trips.[179]
École secondaire Louis-RielRenaud / CompassServes Blackburn Hamlet, Navan, Renaud, Saddleridge, Pagé, Innes, Viseneau, and Meadowglen. Due to the closure of Pagé at Brian Coburn, buses no longer travel on Pagé north of Navan. Buses now travel via Innes, Orléans, Longleaf, Navan, Pagé (southbound only between Navan and Renaud), Renaud, Joshua, and Saddleridge.[180]
Canterbury High SchoolGreenboroIn the morning, buses travel from Greenboro Station via the southeast Transitway, Hunt Club, Albion, Cahill, Lorry Greenberg, Karsh, Blohm, Johnston, Conroy, Walkley, and Halifax to Canterbury High School. Buses follow the reverse routing in the afternoon.[181]
École secondaire Franco-CitéHurdmanTravels via Smyth. PM only.[182]
École secondaire Louis-RielYouville / St. JosephServes Orléans, Meadowglen, and Forest Valley.
Due to the closure of Pagé at Brian Coburn, buses no longer travel on Pagé north of Navan.
Buses now travel via Innes, Orléans, Longleaf, Navan, Pagé (southbound only between Navan and Renaud), Renaud, Joshua, and Saddleridge.
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Hillcrest High SchoolGreenboroIn the morning, buses start at Greenboro Station, travel via the southeast Transitway, Hunt Club, Albion, Cahill, Lorry Greenberg, Karsh, Blohm, Johnston, Conroy, Walkley, Halifax, Canterbury, Haig, and Dauphin to Hillcrest. Buses follow the reverse routing in the afternoon.[184]
Bell High SchoolGrandviewReplaces route 152 school trips from Hastings St. to Bell High School.[185]
Bell High SchoolInnovationServes the communities of Morgan's Grant and Briarbrook before travelling via Teron, Highway 417, Holly Acres, Robertson, Baseline and Cedarview to/from the school.[186]
Bell High SchoolTerry FoxServes Kanata Lakes, Teron station, Eagleson station, Richmond, and Robertson. Buses travel via Keyrock within Kanata Lakes, as opposed to Kanata.[187]
Bell High SchoolBridlewoodAlso serves Eagleson, Hazeldean Mall, Robertson, Westcliffe, Seyton, Old Richmond, Lynhar, and Northside. AM trips start at the corner of Stonehaven/Bridgestone before serving Stonehaven and Grassy Plains. PM trips end at the corner of Stonehaven/Steeple Chase after serving Stonehaven and Grassy Plains. Schedules for PM trips from Franco-Ouest are not available online.[188]
Bell High SchoolBayshoreServes Baseline, Richmond, Holly Acres, Bayshore Station, Woodridge, and Bayshore.[189]
St. Pius X High SchoolVaan / WoodroffeAlso serves Slack, Burnbank, Grenfell, Merivale, MacFarlane, Deakin, and Prince of Wales. AM trips travel via Meadowlands and Fisher.
PM trips travel via Fisher, Baseline, and Prince of Wales.
[190]
All Saints Catholic High School
Stephen Leacock Public School
InnovationServes Morgan's Grant, Brookside, March Road, Teron, Beaverbrook, Weslock, Knudson, and Kanata.[191]
Bell High School
Collège catholique Franco-Ouest
CambrianSchedules for PM trips from Franco-Ouest are not available online.[192]
École secondaire Louis-RielJeanne d'Arc stationServes Bearbrook, St. Joseph, Champlain, and Jeanne d'Arc.[193]
Merivale High SchoolBarrhaven Centre
Riverside South
Tunney's Pasture
[194]
Bell High SchoolBridlewoodAM trips start at the corner of Stonehaven/Bridlewood before serving Steeple Chase. AM Only.[195]
Cedarview Middle SchoolFallowfield
Cedarview Middle SchoolHalf Moon Bay
École secondaire Omer-DeslauriersBaselineReplaces route 86 trips.[196]
Merivale High SchoolTerry FoxReplaces Route 88 trips.[197]
École secondaire Omer-DeslauriersBillings Bridge
Walkley/Conroy
Replaces route 111 trips. The first PM trip ends at Billings Bridge. The second PM trip is signed as 689 Conroy and ends at Walkley/Conroy[198]
École secondaire Omer-DeslauriersBayshoreServes Foster Farm, Greenbank Road, Baseline, Centrepointe, Tallwood, Meadowlands, Merivale, and Viewmount.[199]
St. Francis Xavier High SchoolLimebankProvides a connection to Limebank Station. Students catch route 40 to get home from South Keys[200]
Ridgemont High School
St. Patrick's High School
Hunt Club / BlohmProvides school service between the community of Upper Hunt Club and both Ridgemont and St. Patrick's High School. In the morning, buses start at the corner of Blohm/Forestglade, and travel via Blohm, Lorry Greenberg, Cahill, Albion, Hunt Club, the southeast Transitway, Walkley, Bank, and Alta Vista to the schools. In the afternoon, buses start in front of the schools, and travel via Heron, Bank, Walkley, the southeast Transitway, and the reverse routing to the corner of Blohm/Picasso.[201][202]
École secondaire publique Pierre-de-Blois
St. Francis Xavier High School
Bank/LeitrimServes Findlay Creek and signed as the 699 Findlay Creek.[203]

Regional Partner Routes

These routes are operated by private bus companies on behalf of OC Transpo. Fares differ by operators, as well as levels of service. Route 505 is considered an event route and is operated by OC Transpo.[3]

RouteRural TerminusEnd (AM) Start (PM)Rural Communities ServedRoute Operator
515CornwallOttawaCornwall417 Bus Lines Ltd.
528Casselman, Embrun, RussellOttawa / GatineauCasselman, Embrun, Russell
543KemptvilleOttawaKemptvilleAllegiance Transportation Services

References

  1. ^ "OC Transpo Route Types". OC Transpo. Retrieved December 27, 2018.
  2. ^ "Connexion 400 Map". OC Transpo. November 2014. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015. Retrieved November 19, 2014.
  3. ^ "Regional Partner Routes"