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O-Train Line 1 Shutdown This Weekend for Major Upgrades

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OC Transpo’s O-Train Line 1 will close this weekend for maintenance; shuttle buses available. Noise may rise briefly near affected areas.

Weekend Maintenance Shuts Down Line 1

OC Transpo has announced that Line 1 of the O-Train will be closed this Saturday and Sunday for scheduled maintenance. The temporary closure is part of ongoing efforts to keep the city’s transit system safe and reliable.

Upgrades Aimed at Improved Service

The maintenance work includes rail replacement, cable upgrades, and rail grinding, among other tasks. These improvements are designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of Line 1 operations for daily commuters.

Alternative Transit Options Available

During the closure, the R1 replacement bus will operate between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations. Additionally, a shuttle bus will run between Cyrville and St-Laurent stations to ensure passengers can still complete their journeys.

Noise Advisory for Nearby Residents

OC Transpo has warned that noise levels may temporarily rise in areas close to Line 1 while maintenance work is underway. Residents should expect brief disruptions, which are anticipated to end by Monday, October 6.

Resumption of Regular Service

Normal service on Line 1 is scheduled to resume Monday morning. Commuters are encouraged to plan ahead and allow extra travel time during the weekend closure.

Ensuring Long-Term Transit Reliability

This scheduled maintenance is part of OC Transpo’s broader strategy to maintain and modernize Ottawa’s transit infrastructure, minimizing future disruptions and ensuring reliable service for the growing city.

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