Green Routes (Peak Periods / Extra Fare)
These routes operate during peak periods only, and require an extra fare. Routes 221, 231, 232, and 283 are rural express; all others are urban express routes.
Effective Monday, April 18, 2011, rules regarding express routes have changed. Routes 20-39 (serving Orléans and Ottawa East) and routes 221, 231, and 232 (serving rural areas East of Orléans) do not pick up passengers between Blair Station and Train Station. Routes 60-66, 68, and 69 (serving Kanata and Bells Corners), routes 261-263 (serving Stittsville), and route 283 (serving Richmond and Munster) do not pick up passengers between Queensway Station and Westboro Station. Routes 70-77 (serving Barrhaven) do not pick up passengers between Baseline Station and Westboro Station. Passengers who normally use express routes in these areas now have to use non-express service. Express routes will continue to allow passenger boarding once downtown. Barrhaven express routes also no longer pick up passengers along Woodroffe between Fallowfield Station and Baseline Station. The changes are meant to improve speed of service from the suburbs to downtown, and are only effective for AM trips.
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| 20 | Lebreton Station Tunney's Pasture Station** Lincoln Fields Station** |
Orléans | Trips alternate between 20A and 20B, serving the western and eastern parts of Princess Louise respectively. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 21 | Lebreton Station Tunney's Pasture Station** Lincoln Fields Station** |
Orléans | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 22 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Millennium Station | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 27 | Gatineau Lebreton Station** |
Orléans | Only Orléans express route serving both Place d'Orléans Station and Jeanne d'Arc Station. **All AM trips end at LeBreton Station via the Chaudiere Bridge after serving Gatineau. |
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| 30 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Jeanne d'Arc | Replaces route 33, which no longer operates, as well as route 22 on Montmère. Starts/ends at Millennium Station. Travels via Mer Bleu and Brian Coburn instead of Innes and Tenth Line. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 31 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Jeanne d'Arc | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 34 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Jeanne d'Arc | Replaces route 23 in the Renaud area via Navan, Longleaf, Orléans, and Fortune. Start/end is at the corner of Pagé/Innes. Travels via Joshua to Saddleridge instead of Felicity. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 35 | Lebreton Station Tunney's Pasture Station** Lincoln Fields Station** |
Orléans | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 37 | Lebreton Station Tunney's Pasture Station** Lincoln Fields Station** |
Jeanne d'Arc | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 38 | Lebreton Station Tunney's Pasture Station** Lincoln Fields Station** |
Jeanne d'Arc | **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. | |
| 60 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Serves the residential areas of Morgan's Grant and Briarbrook in Northern Kanata. All trips serve Teron Station. All AM trips serve Eagleson Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 61 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Serves the Bridlewood area and the Eagleson corridor. Selected AM trips start at the corner of Palomino/Eagleson and travel via Palomino. Selected AM trips start, and all PM trips end, at the corner of Pine Hill/Stonehaven. All trips serve Eagleson Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 62 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Serves the neighbourhoods of Glen Cairn and Katimavik-Hazeldean in Kanata South. Replaces sections of routes 63 and 64. Starts/ends at the corner of Rothesay/Eagleson. All trips serve Eagleson Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 65 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Travels through the Beaverbrook area via Teron, Penfield, Beaverbrook, Leacock, Varley, Knudson, and Campeau. Limited to three AM trips and three PM trips. All trips serve Teron Station. All AM trips serve Eagleson Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 66 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Serves the Emerald Meadows and Bridlewood neighbourhoods in Kanata. Travels via Richmond and Moodie through Bells Corners. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 68 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Kanata | Travels through the Marchwood neighbourhood. All AM trips serve Eagleson Station. All trips serve Teron Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 69 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Bells Corners | Serves Bells Corners via Richmond and Robertson. All PM trips serve Bayshore Station. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 70 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Barrhaven | Serves Northwest Barrhaven along Larkin, Weybridge, Kennevale, and the new Strandherd neighbourhood. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 71 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Barrhaven | Serves Stoneway, Queensbury, and Berrigan. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 73 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Barrhaven | Serves Mountshannon, Longfields, and Southwest Barrhaven along Tartan. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 76 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Barrhaven | Serves the Walter Baker area. Extended along Cobble Hill to/from Maravista. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 77 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Barrhaven | Serves central Barrhaven along Beatrice and Cresthaven. Also serves Strandherd Crossing and Chapman Mills. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 221 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Cumberland | Rural Express Travels westbound on Albert and eastbound on Queen within downtown Ottawa. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 231 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Cumberland | Rural Express Travels westbound on Albert and eastbound on Queen within downtown Ottawa. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 232 | Lebreton Station Lincoln Fields Station** |
Vars | Rural Express Travels westbound on Albert and eastbound on Queen within downtown Ottawa. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 261 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Stittsville | Service to the new Palladium Park N Ride, adjacent Scotiabank Place, has been added, but is served on request only. Revised slightly to travel via Stittsville Main instead of West Ridge. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 262 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Stittsville | Extra service is provided to replace route 163 on West Ridge. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 263 | Hurdman Station Blair Station** |
Stittsville Stanley Corners |
Service to the new Palladium Park N Ride, adjacent Scotiabank Place, has been added, but is served on request only. **Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. |
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| 283 | Hurdman Station Blair Station* |
Richmond Munster** Stittsville*** |
Rural Express *Selected AM trips only, via the Transitway. **Selected trips only, via Franktown and Munster. ***The first PM trip is extended to end at the corner of Stittsville Main/Carp after serving Richmond. |
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