I'm aware STO has a few stops in Ottawa but since when do they run as far south as Bronson? I followed the bus past Chinatown and past the 417, there were definitely people on board. I know OC is only allowed basically across the bridge and back so I'm surprised to see STO with an actual run in Ottawa.
Posted Aug 19, 2016, 10:03 PM UTC
Going to the RedBlacks game?
The STO bus that reaches the furthest into Ottawa is the 21, and it travels:
Alexandra Bridge, Murray, King Edward, Rideau, Elgin, Laurier, Metcalfe, Albert, Kent, Queen, Bay, Wellington, Portage Bridge.
The OC Transpo bus that reaches the furthest into Gatineau is the 105, which does
Chaudiere Bridge, Laurier, Maisonneuve,Sacre-Coeur, Laurier, Allumettieres, Maisonneuve, Laurier, Chaudiere Bridge
EDIT: This is, of course, ignoring any special event buses like the Sno-Bus for Winterlude, or the buses that run to Lansdowne.
They don't. Anyways, there's no such bus route according to the STO map. It could have been the 28 and 58; they travel across the Champlain Bridge and stop at Tunney's Pasture but that's in the West, not South.
And this is why people think women are stupid.
Wow, I don't see how me not knowing about the existence of a shuttle makes all women stupid. I obviously didn't research it enough, but that's all there is to it.
Apology accepted.
They're shuttles for the Redblacks game tonight.
I didn't know STO ran buses right to Landsdowne, I just assumed they transferred onto OC. Good to know...