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Route 112

Billings Bridge · Baseline

Current service date
Sep 19, 2026
Selected direction
Every published direction
Imported schedule valid through
Oct 18, 2026

All imported trips are marked accessible.

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Where the buses are now

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Service date
September 19, 2026
Official notices
No matching current notice in a healthy feed
Current buses
2 buses observed

Route and live buses

The line is the official route. Dots show published stops, buses seen now and stops named in current notices.

0 official shapes · 83 stops · 0 vehicle markers

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Today’s schedule

Service date September 19, 2026

Towards Billings Bridge
33 scheduled trips
6:06 a.m.–12:31 a.m. (next day)
30 min median scheduled gap
Towards Baseline
35 scheduled trips
5:25 a.m.–12:21 a.m. (next day)
30 min median scheduled gap

Span and median gap are computed from today’s official GTFS stop_times. They are timetable measures, not observed headways or a frequency guarantee.

Next trips from the ends of the route

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  1. Towards Billings Bridge

    Starts at BASELINE 1B

    Timetable only. No usable prediction is available for this trip.

  2. Towards Baseline

    Starts at BILLINGS BRIDGE 3B

    Provider prediction · Scheduled 1:45 p.m.

  3. Towards Billings Bridge

    Starts at BASELINE 1B

    Provider prediction · Scheduled 2:06 p.m.

  4. Towards Baseline

    Starts at BILLINGS BRIDGE 3B

    Timetable only. No usable prediction is available for this trip.

Showing 4 of 12 trips. Open a stop for its full departure board.

Buses seen now

2 current vehicle positions match this route.

The feed identifier is not a verified physical bus or fleet number.

Official notices

No matching active notice appears in the current healthy operator feed.

Planned changes

No safely matched planned change is recorded for this route.

These are Otranspo register records, separate from operator alerts. A record is attached only when its route label identifies one operator; ambiguous OC Transpo/STO number matches are withheld.

Evidence checked Sep 19, 1:34 p.m.

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Stops and stations

2 official stop patterns

Each row below is one exact stop order published in the official schedule. Short turns and alternate destinations stay separate.

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  • Towards Billings Bridge: BASELINE 1B to BILLINGS BRIDGE 4B

    41 stops · 471 imported trips

    Scheduled from Sep 18, 2026 to Oct 18, 2026

    Published weekly days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

    14 official service records

    5 added dates and 31 removed dates

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  • Towards Baseline: BILLINGS BRIDGE 3B to BASELINE 2A

    42 stops · 481 imported trips

    Scheduled from Sep 18, 2026 to Oct 18, 2026

    Published weekly days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

    14 official service records

    5 added dates and 31 removed dates

    View stops and calendar

Official feed version 99de510d-89b0-4652-9d93-217659284cf2

Source checksum 2f30d876ae731cae79cf274d036530bb78b0c14f6e0e994d1ad32ca16291b367

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Verdict

What this route needs

Timetable short by 3.6 min in 1 hours of the day.

Buses already leave about 4.1 min late and hold it to the end. The running time is right; the terminal is the problem.

17:00 drops to 61% on time, against 92% the rest of the day.

Next investigation: test terminal recovery and the preceding trip. The arrival pattern alone does not establish the cause.

Arrivals within five minutes, by hour of day, last 14 days, 21 hours measured
  1. 00:00: not enough data
  2. 01:00: not enough data
  3. 02:00: not enough data
  4. 03:00: not enough data
  5. 04:00: 100% of arrivals on time, 81 arrivals, typically 1.1 min late
  6. 05:00: 94.7% of arrivals on time, 734 arrivals, typically 0.4 min late
  7. 06:00: 98.6% of arrivals on time, 1,485 arrivals, typically 0.4 min late
  8. 07:00: 96.9% of arrivals on time, 1,479 arrivals, typically 0.5 min late
  9. 08:00: 70.6% of arrivals on time, 1,723 arrivals, typically 2.8 min late
  10. 09:00: 84.6% of arrivals on time, 1,915 arrivals, typically 1.4 min late
  11. 10:00: 95.8% of arrivals on time, 1,946 arrivals, typically 0 min late
  12. 11:00: 99% of arrivals on time, 1,930 arrivals, typically 0.4 min early
  13. 12:00: 97.8% of arrivals on time, 1,915 arrivals, typically 0.3 min late
  14. 13:00: 94.5% of arrivals on time, 1,992 arrivals, typically 0.1 min late
  15. 14:00: 91.2% of arrivals on time, 1,894 arrivals, typically 0.4 min late
  16. 15:00: 89.7% of arrivals on time, 1,903 arrivals, typically 0.2 min late
  17. 16:00: 79.8% of arrivals on time, 1,967 arrivals, typically 1.4 min late
  18. 17:00: 61% of arrivals on time, 1,896 arrivals, typically 3.6 min late
  19. 18:00: 89.9% of arrivals on time, 1,914 arrivals, typically 1.9 min late
  20. 19:00: 90.9% of arrivals on time, 1,940 arrivals, typically 0.9 min late
  21. 20:00: 88.1% of arrivals on time, 2,051 arrivals, typically 0.7 min late
  22. 21:00: 91.5% of arrivals on time, 1,927 arrivals, typically 0.5 min late
  23. 22:00: 92.2% of arrivals on time, 1,387 arrivals, typically 1 min late
  24. 23:00: 93.9% of arrivals on time, 859 arrivals, typically 0.2 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 timetable17:003.6 min lateRecovery time at the terminal
ProblemOne hour collapses17:0061%Operations, not the timetable
Measurements
Late by the timetable · 17:00
medianDelaySeconds 215
spreadSeconds 695
observations 1,896
hoursAffected 1
suggestedRunningTimeChangeMinutes 3.6
One hour collapses · 17:00
hour 17
onTimePct 61
routeMedianOnTimePct 91.9
shortfallPoints 30.8
observations 1,896
17:00 333717:00 3539

Route check

How route 112 is doing

A plain-language summary of the strongest evidence we have. We say when the data cannot answer a question.

Bottom line

Usually close to schedule, but check the problem times below.

89 in 100 arrivals were within 5 minutes of schedule · 42,649 arrivals checked

Confidence in this summary: High

Based on 42,649 arrivals over 20 weekdays, from Aug 20, 2026 to Sep 19, 2026.

Updated Sep 19, 2026, 1:32 p.m.

Where and when does it keep going wrong?

These are repeated patterns, not one bad day or an unverified rider report. They are measured the same way as the verdict above, over the same arrivals, but they are counted per stop rather than per hour, so the two lists need not match line for line.

  1. 5 p.m.–6 p.m.: 39 in 100 arrivals were more than 5 minutes early or late (1,896 arrivals over 12 days).

No current official notice matches this route.

Problem places

We do not yet have enough route-by-stop history to name a recurring problem stop. Rider reports are used as leads, not proof.

Check every trip and date

Open a time period to see each service day, scheduled trip, feed gap, observed public vehicle ID, and the exact counts behind this summary.

What riders want to know

Is any trip cancelled right now?
0 of 12Checks trips starting at route endpoints in the next 4 hours. This is not a historical cancellation rate.
Possible no-shows after checking feed gaps?
71 of 481 checked trips need a closer look71 of 481 trips with enough public-feed evidence had no matching position over 7 days. 1 of 482 scheduled trips were excluded because the feed record was incomplete. These are cases to investigate, not confirmed no-shows.
How late does this route get?
The slowest 5 in 100 were more than about 7.5 min late89 in 100 arrivals were within 5 minutes of schedule.
Do buses bunch or leave long gaps?
No route-level result meets the evidence threshold yet. This does not mean gaps did not happen.

Schedule change check

Published schedule: before and after

This compares the current retained official schedule with the prior retained version. Schedule changes are facts about what was planned; they do not prove that a trip ran.

Current published schedule began September 18, 2026

Selected service day from each published schedule

We check the first Monday after the new schedule began and the Monday one week earlier. Every figure comes from the retained official GTFS versions named below.

At least one selected date uses added or removed calendar-date service. Treat this as holiday or special-service context, not ordinary weekday growth.

Before

Service date checked: September 14, 2026

Scheduled trips
71
Distinct scheduled stops
83
Distinct published paths
2
Published service span
4:53 a.m.11:56 p.m.

Operator calendar-date records: 0 added · 3 removed

Feed fingerprint: d6d50360bb16d494 · 151dbfc4-6745-4fbd-9eef-6885ecb708f4

New schedule

Service date checked: September 21, 2026

Scheduled trips
71
Distinct scheduled stops
83
Distinct published paths
2
Published service span
4:53 a.m.11:56 p.m.

Operator calendar-date records: 0 added · 2 removed

Feed fingerprint: 2f30d876ae731cae · 99de510d-89b0-4652-9d93-217659284cf2

Did service improve after the change?

We will compare settled arrivals for the 14 days before and after the change. We publish the comparison only after both sides have at least 7 service days and 200 arrivals.

Still collecting: before has 30,225 arrivals over 13 days; after has 2,825 arrivals over 1 days. No improvement or decline is claimed yet.

Checksums let anyone verify which retained timetable produced the counts. A changed count does not identify a cause, cancellation, operator decision, or passenger impact.

How this route is judged: Regular all-stop route

We compare observed arrivals with the official schedule. A result needs at least 200 arrivals. Within 5 minutes is the rider-facing target used here.

What this data cannot prove

The public feed does not provide dependable passenger counts or passed-up-rider events. A missing position does not by itself prove a cancellation, no-show, short turn or cause.

See the definitions, thresholds and evidence order
  1. Official current feed: explicit cancellations, skipped stops and active notices.
  2. Matched observations: vehicle positions and settled predictions tied to the official schedule.
  3. Official timetable: what was planned, kept separate from what was observed.
  4. Rider and operator reports: leads about routes, times and places to investigate, not numeric proof by themselves.

Provisional results, published evidence

When is this route reliable?

Every hour below is backed by this route’s settled arrivals. “On time” means no more than five minutes early or late, so a bus that leaves very early counts as a failure for the waiting rider.

Evidence window: August 20, 2026 to September 19, 2026

Within 5 minutes of schedule
89.3%
Arrivals checked
42,649
Weekdays with data
20
How late the worst 5 in 100 were
7.5 min late
Patterns by hour (21)
HourOn timeMedianWorst 5 in 100Evidence
00:00100.0%2.5 min late4.2 min late72 · 1 days
04:00100.0%1.1 min late2.1 min late81 · 9 days
05:0094.7%0.4 min late5.2 min late734 · 10 days
06:0098.6%0.4 min late3.5 min late1,485 · 11 days
07:0096.9%0.5 min late3.9 min late1,479 · 11 days
08:0070.6%2.8 min late12.5 min late1,723 · 11 days
09:0084.6%1.4 min late9.4 min late1,915 · 12 days
10:0095.8%0 min late4.8 min late1,946 · 12 days
11:0099.0%0.4 min early3.4 min late1,930 · 12 days
12:0097.8%0.3 min late3.7 min late1,915 · 12 days
13:0094.5%0.1 min late5.1 min late1,992 · 13 days
14:0091.2%0.4 min late5.8 min late1,894 · 12 days
15:0089.7%0.2 min late7.2 min late1,903 · 12 days
16:0079.8%1.4 min late9.8 min late1,967 · 12 days
17:0061.0%3.6 min late15.2 min late1,896 · 12 days
18:0089.9%1.9 min late8.1 min late1,914 · 12 days
19:0090.9%0.9 min late6.2 min late1,940 · 12 days
20:0088.1%0.7 min late7.3 min late2,051 · 12 days
21:0091.5%0.5 min late5.8 min late1,927 · 12 days
22:0092.2%1 min late5.8 min late1,387 · 12 days
23:0093.9%0.2 min late6.5 min late859 · 12 days

1 hourly block(s) are below 70% across at least three service days: a repeated pattern, not one bad day.

Scheduled bus, but not observed in realtime

410 / 482 scheduled trips published at least one position across 1 service days (85.1%).

  • 04:001 / 5 trips without a position80.0%
  • 05:002 / 11 trips without a position81.8%
  • 17:005 / 28 trips without a position82.1%
  • 06:004 / 23 trips without a position82.6%
  • 07:004 / 24 trips without a position83.3%
  • 08:004 / 26 trips without a position84.6%

This is not a confirmed no-show. A missing position can mean a cancelled or missed bus, but it can also mean an unassigned trip ID or an operator-feed gap. Otranspo publishes the gap because it matters to riders while keeping the conclusion honest.

Arrival check: the last prediction within ten minutes of arrival, counted once per trip, stop and service date. Trip check: the timetable kept before each service day, matched to recorded positions. Exact IDs are preferred; an OC timetable suffix is matched only to one trip on the same route and date with an overlapping time window. Missing timetables, ambiguous matches and feed gaps stay labelled; they are not confirmed no-shows. Sources and limitations.

Evidence behind this pageOpen the definition, method, sources, dates, coverage, and known limits.

What is being shown

The current public route group, its published schedule variants and stop patterns, current operations, and matching observed reliability where available.

How it was produced

1 current GTFS route record variants are grouped by operator and public route number. Stop patterns remain tied to their published variant; aggregated reliability records are not merged into an invented percentile.

Evidence dates

Collected or observed
Computed or assembled
Sample
42,649 settled arrivals across 1 matching reliability records.
Coverage
2 published stop patterns containing 83 stop calls are available on this page.
Method or data version
last-prediction-within-ten-minutes-v1; 99de510d-89b0-4652-9d93-217659284cf2; 2f30d876ae731cae79cf274d036530bb78b0c14f6e0e994d1ad32ca16291b367

Sources

Limits to keep in mind

  • Schedule variants can apply on different dates. A grouped route is not a claim that every pattern operates today.
  • Accessibility fields report only what the operator publishes; an unknown value is not confirmation of access.
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Rider evidence

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Emergency: call 9-1-1. Check official OC Transpo or STO notices before travelling.

Source: currently imported OC Transpo GTFS. Check the Alerts panel for current official notices and each stop page for observed departures.