Stage 2 will change the way we move around Ottawa. Think about it: 44 kilometres of rail and 24 new stations. That means shorter commutes, cleaner air, and a stronger economy.
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Video transcript:
Image: Stage 2 logo appears
Voiceover: Stage 2 is the next phase of Ottawa’s light rail transit future.
Image: The existing Confederation Line and Trillium Line appear, expansion continues south, east, and west
Voiceover: Construction will begin in 2019 to expand the O-Train network further south, east, and west by adding 44 kilometres of rail and 24 new stations.
Image: Flyover of south alignment with stations popping up, highlight of Limebank Station and the Airport
Voiceover: In the south, the Trillium Line will be expanded to reach Limebank Station in Riverside South, with a link to the Ottawa International Airport.
Image: Flyover of east alignment with stations popping up, highlight of Place D’Orleans
Voiceover: In the east, the Confederation Line will extend to Trim Road.
Image: Flyover of west alignment with stations popping up, highlight of Moodie Station and Algonquin College
Voiceover:
In the west, the Confederation Line will extend to Algonquin College and Moodie Drive.
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Voiceover: Once completed, Stage 2 will bring 77 percent of Ottawa residents within five kilometres of fast, efficient, clean and reliable rail.
Image: Stage 2 logo appears
Voiceover: For more information on the project, visit stage2lrt.ca
Image: City of Ottawa logo appears
