OC Transpo News
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Bus Operator Recruitment Mar 1, 2010 Read More
Steer your career!
Join the group of over 1,500 transit operators who make up the driving force behind OC Transpo.
The City of Ottawa is currently accepting applications for the position of Bus Operator.
Applications received will be used to staff current and ongoing requirements until December 31, 2010. Applicants who successfully fulfill all requirements of the recruitment process may be placed on an eligibility list and may be called on an “as required” basis.
If you’re interested in joining our team, apply online at ottawa.ca/careers.
» www.ottawa.ca
Notice to Route 166 Customers Feb 26, 2010 Read More
OC Transpo will be conducting customer surveys on board Route 166 periodically during the week of March 1 - 5, 2010.
The purpose of the surveys is to understand the travel patterns of customers along the Route 166 in order to determine the transit needs and appropriate transit solutions for the area.
Routes 261, 262 and 263 will no longer require rural express fare Feb 15, 2010 Read More
Express fares replace Rural Express rates on Routes 261, 262 and 263 as of March 1
Effective 1 March 2010, rural express fares will no longer be required on Stittsville routes 261, 262 and 263. ‘Urban’ express fares will apply. This change is a part of the 2010 Transit budget approved by City Council in January, which continues the multi-year transition of Stittsville to urban transit service standards.
Riders purchasing a new pass for March should buy an express pass, at the new monthly price of $114.00 for adults, or $85.50 for students.
» ECOPASS - downgrading from Rural Express to Express
Cooperative Seating Feb 9, 2010 Read More
Cooperative Seating encourages riders to keep the front seats on the bus open for those who require seating or have mobility needs.
» more info
Transit Security is everyone’s business! Feb 8, 2010 Read More
Help keep our transit system safe and secure.
Stay alert!
If something looks suspicious ... let us know or
CALL 310-2828.
This public security campaign is funded by Transport Canada.
» more info
See something? Say something!
Help keep our transit system safe and secure.
If something looks suspicious, let us know or CALL 310-2828.
Light Rail Future
Plans for the Future! Ottawa's Rapid Transit Network – a new light rail line running from Tunney's Pasture to Blair Station, making transit through downtown Ottawa faster, cleaner, and more efficient.