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Ward 2 · Ottawa

ORLÉANS WEST-INNES

Councillor: Laura Dudas

36
Routes
366
Stops
76.4%
within five minutes
Boundaries: City of Ottawa ward layer; imported August 4, 2026.Prepare an email for City Hall

Civic evidence brief

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Municipality
City of Ottawa, Ontario
Geographic unit
Official City of Ottawa municipal ward 2: ORLÉANS WEST-INNES
Boundary and vintage
City ward layer · effective not published · imported August 4, 2026
Official civic contacts
  • Laura Dudas · Councillor · source check is older than the publication threshold · source checked August 4, 2026 · official City contact source
  • Mark Sutcliffe · Mayor · source check is older than the publication threshold · source checked August 4, 2026 · official City contact source
Relevant scheduled service
36 public route records with a stop inside this boundary · operators: OC Transpo
Transit evidence vintage
Timetable import: not published · reliability window: Aug 23, 2026 – Sep 21, 2026

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Verdict

What would fix transit here

Worked out from the routes that serve this ward. Each item names the route, when it happens, and what would change it.

11 of 14 show a repeated lateness pattern consistent with insufficient scheduled running time. A scheduler should test a running-time scenario; labour, fleet, recovery and transfer impacts are not established here.

Worst here: route 24, late by the timetable 14:00 to 18:00, 4.5 min late.

11 of 14 routes here had something measurable to report.

Arrivals within five minutes, by hour of day, across the 14 routes graded here, last 14 days
  1. 00:00: 94.2% of arrivals on time, 2,579 arrivals, typically 1 min late
  2. 01:00: 91.3% of arrivals on time, 1,848 arrivals, typically 0.9 min late
  3. 02:00: 84.8% of arrivals on time, 1,654 arrivals, typically 1.1 min late
  4. 03:00: 77% of arrivals on time, 1,714 arrivals, typically 2.2 min late
  5. 04:00: 81.1% of arrivals on time, 2,745 arrivals, typically 1.5 min late
  6. 05:00: 92.4% of arrivals on time, 8,131 arrivals, typically 1.5 min late
  7. 06:00: 90.2% of arrivals on time, 20,228 arrivals, typically 1.4 min late
  8. 07:00: 71.9% of arrivals on time, 28,586 arrivals, typically 2.5 min late
  9. 08:00: 68.2% of arrivals on time, 30,638 arrivals, typically 3.1 min late
  10. 09:00: 77.9% of arrivals on time, 28,871 arrivals, typically 2 min late
  11. 10:00: 86.3% of arrivals on time, 30,293 arrivals, typically 1.6 min late
  12. 11:00: 85.6% of arrivals on time, 30,664 arrivals, typically 1.7 min late
  13. 12:00: 84% of arrivals on time, 30,509 arrivals, typically 1.8 min late
  14. 13:00: 79.5% of arrivals on time, 30,564 arrivals, typically 2.1 min late
  15. 14:00: 77.5% of arrivals on time, 31,573 arrivals, typically 2.3 min late
  16. 15:00: 73% of arrivals on time, 33,897 arrivals, typically 2.7 min late
  17. 16:00: 65.7% of arrivals on time, 32,597 arrivals, typically 3.2 min late
  18. 17:00: 68.3% of arrivals on time, 32,102 arrivals, typically 2.8 min late
  19. 18:00: 73% of arrivals on time, 29,009 arrivals, typically 2.6 min late
  20. 19:00: 75.4% of arrivals on time, 23,759 arrivals, typically 2.5 min late
  21. 20:00: 81.8% of arrivals on time, 22,872 arrivals, typically 2 min late
  22. 21:00: 82.3% of arrivals on time, 21,031 arrivals, typically 1.8 min late
  23. 22:00: 80.8% of arrivals on time, 13,694 arrivals, typically 2 min late
  24. 23:00: 85.8% of arrivals on time, 8,860 arrivals, typically 1.2 min late
  • 90% or more on time
  • 80 to 90% on time
  • under 80% on time
  • not enough data
WhatWhenMeasuredScenario or next investigation
ProblemLate by the timetable243125423033323439362611 routes14:00 to 18:00 … 05:004.5 min late … 4.4 min lateMore running time
ProblemUnreliable241 routes16:0025.1 min swingOperations, not the timetable
ProblemOne hour collapses2433253442302636329 routes15:00 … 19:0050% … 17%Operations, not the timetable
ProblemRunning early261 routes10:001.3 min earlyLess running time, or holding points

Map & current service

Current service inside this boundary

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Evidence & sources

Imported municipal polygon · 64 boundary vertices · City of Ottawa ward boundaries · imported Aug 4, 2026

36 bus routes366 stops
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How ORLÉANS WEST-INNES is doing

Two different failures hide inside one on-time percentage, and they have opposite fixes. These separate them. Each figure is a share of the route-hours this site measured well enough to speak for, and the count it is out of is shown beside it.

Measured over 259 route-hours. 3 more were observed too thinly to count, and are excluded rather than assumed good.

Scheduling

Whether the timetable describes the trip that is actually made. A route late by the same amount every day is not unreliable, it is mis-scheduled, and every operator is driving a schedule nobody can keep.

Who can fix it
A service planner
What it costs
Cost unavailable until fleet, labour, recovery and transfer effects are tested.

Timetable matches the trip

80.3%

Hours where the middle arrival is within three minutes late and one minute early of the timetable.

Route-hours where the timetable is short

50of 259

Hours where the middle arrival is three minutes late or worse. Each is a candidate for a running-time rewrite.

Route-hours running early

1of 259

Hours where buses typically leave early. Riders who arrive on time can still watch one go.

Running time a short hour needs

3.9min

For a typical short hour, the minutes a planner would add.

Operations

Whether a bad trip is close to a normal one. A route on time on average but wildly variable has a timetable that is right and something else that is not. Padding the schedule here makes every rider’s trip longer while the bad trips stay bad.

Who can fix it
Operations, and often the road itself
What it costs
Cost unavailable until the operational cause and remedy are established.

A bad trip is close to a normal one

99.6%

Hours where the worst trips run less than twenty minutes behind the normal one.

Route-hours that are unpredictable

1of 259

Hours where they run twenty minutes or more behind it. Adding running time does not fix these.

How far behind a bad trip runs

25.1min

For a typical unpredictable hour, how far behind a bad trip runs.

Service, per the imported timetable

A readable view of scheduled transit, observed reliability, and public services in this ward.

Named ward measure76.4%within five minutes

Observed reliability

76.4% within five minutes. 154,704 of 202,585 settled OC Transpo arrivals at stops inside this ward were on time across 20 observed weekdays, from Aug 23, 2026 to Sep 21, 2026.

On-time arrivals
154,704
Settled arrivals
202,585
Observed days
20 weekdays

How this compares

Ranked 14 of 22 measured wards. 1.2 points below the city median of 77.6%.

Highest: ward 22 at 85.7%. Lowest: ward 21 at 56.5%.

Only wards whose evidence meets the publication threshold are ranked. Same window and same method for each.

Which routes are pulling this ward down

14 of the 35 routes serving this ward have enough evidence to compare. Least punctual first.

RouteWithin five minutesArrivals checked
3255.1%7,309
2469.9%90,768
3170.8%58,437
2574.3%103,532
4274.8%38,307
3075.9%45,716
3379.6%49,490
3480.1%46,534
3981.0%60,370
2684.4%5,119

21 more routes here are not ranked: school, express, shopper or event service, whose schedule result does not compare the same way.

Vehicle visibility to investigate

The current summary uses seven days. For every route, you can also open yesterday, the last 7 days, or the last 30 days and inspect the day, scheduled trip, excluded feed gaps, and every observed public vehicle ID. An absence does not prove a vehicle fault or operator decision.

Routes serving the ward

36 scheduled routes
Public washrooms (City data) 4

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Drinking water (City data) 6

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What is being shown

A ward-level inventory of scheduled transit, public washrooms, drinking-water locations, and observed OC Transpo bus arrivals at stops inside the ward.

How it was produced

Current imported records are assigned by point-in-polygon to the sourced ward boundary. Reliability uses one settled arrival per trip, stop, and service date in the latest 28 completed service days. On time is within ±5 minutes, with publication thresholds of 20 observed weekdays and 500 arrivals.

Evidence dates

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Computed or assembled
Sample
202,585 settled arrivals across 20 observed weekdays support the reliability result.
Method or data version
ward-counts-v1 + ward-stop-settled-arrivals-purpose-aware-v3
Source checksum
ward-reliability:f48962f9b1cd4db2457d7d8561a9fe6df0759a82db41ee8fb784ca8fe2b3c36f

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Limits to keep in mind

  • Counts describe the published inventory inside the boundary, not service quality or access from every address.
  • Reliability covers observed OC Transpo bus arrivals at geographically assigned stops. Rail and arrivals without settled evidence are not represented.
  • An unavailable count remains unavailable. It is not changed to zero.
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