LRT Phase 2 – O-Train East Extension
The O-Train East Extension is a significant milestone in Ottawa’s transit development, extending Line 1 from Blair Station to Trim Station. This 12.5-kilometre expansion introduces five new stations—Montréal, Jeanne d’Arc, Orléans Boulevard, Place d’Orléans, and Trim—enhancing accessibility for communities in Orléans, Blackburn Hamlet, and Beacon Hill.
Key Features:
Extended Reach: Line 1 now spans 25 km, providing seamless connections across the city.
Enhanced Connectivity: The extension offers direct access to key destinations such as Petrie Island, Shenkman Arts Centre, and Place d’Orléans Mall.
Integrated Transit: The new stations are strategically located in the highway median of Regional Road 174, ensuring efficient passenger flow and seamless connectivity.
Sustainable Infrastructure: The project includes the construction of multi-use pathways, bike lanes, and pedestrian bridges, promoting active transportation options.
The O-Train East Extension is designed to foster sustainable mobility, reduce traffic congestion, and support economic growth by improving transit access to various parts of the city. With the integration of modern infrastructure and thoughtful planning, this extension aims to enhance the daily commute for Ottawa residents.
Line 1 in Pictures
LRT Updates
- Roadwork continues on Highway 174. Barrier repairs were recently completed.
- Multi-use pathway (MUP) construction continues.
- Fencing installation on the overpasses is ongoing.
- Our five stations are in the final testing and commissioning phase.
- Work to complete the noise walls along Highway 174 is underway.
- Vehicle and systems testing is underway between Blair Station and Trim Station.