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Ottawans will soon be able to ride the rails on the Trillium Line for the first time since May 2020.
The expanded north-south light rail line, including a new extension to the Ottawa International Airport, will officially open to the public on Jan 6.
Just checking out South Keys LRT station today. Looks all ready to roll, whenever it opens. We should hear the opening date on Friday.
North-south LRT line has been closed more than 4 years to make way for expansion
OC Transpo says it will share the anticipated reopening day for Ottawa's expanded north-south light rail line the morning of Dec. 6.
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The Trillium Line was originally meant to reopen in 2022 but has faced numerous delays. Route 2 buses have been running between South Keys and Bayview in the meantime.
So we now have a teaser for the teaser....
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A look at Mooney’s Bay Station on the Trillium Line. This line is now two years behind schedule for entry into service. It is supposed to be in use soon … but… for instance this station looks all complete and ready for use, but recently the crews showed, up dug up the entrance to the finished station and put in a four foot deep trench in the asphalt that makes it unusable for some totally unclear reason.
Seen in #Ottawa today, an #OCTranspo #Stadler #FLIRT #train. These have now been in testing/training for 18 months, but still yet to make their first passenger run. Hard to understand why OCTranspo is losing $1M a month.
Seen in #Ottawa this morning, an #OCTranspo #Stadler #FLIRT #train.
It seems we have some overnight #rail tamping work underway. The official description is "Crews will be compacting the materials underneath a small section of track at the Hunt Club Rail Bridge. This will be done by a rail-bound tamping machine."
It would be nice to get the line into service.
Kyushu is said to be the wellspring of Japanese civilization. Yet few tourists visit the southernmost of Japan's main islands. This documentary contrasts modern Japanese cities with traditional customs in the countryside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npGwq_ZxVKk