Pinecrest Station

Pinecrest
Ottawa Transitway station
Location Pinecrest Rd, Ottawa, Ontario
Canada
Coordinates 45°21′02″N 75°47′29″W / 45.35056°N 75.79139°W / 45.35056; -75.79139Coordinates: 45°21′02″N 75°47′29″W / 45.35056°N 75.79139°W / 45.35056; -75.79139
Owned by OC Transpo
Other information
Station code 3019
History
Opened 6 September 2009
Services
Preceding station   OC Transpo   Following station
toward Stittsville
Route 92
Eastbound
toward St. Laurent
Route 92
Westbound
toward St. Laurent
toward Kanata North
Route 93
Eastbound
toward Lebreton
Route 93
Westbound
toward Lebreton
toward Stittsville
Route 96
Eastbound
toward St. Laurent
Route 96
Westbound
toward St. Laurent
Terminus
Route 101
toward St. Laurent
Terminus
Route 103

Pinecrest is a Transitway station in Ottawa, Ontario,[1] that began service on September 6, 2009.[2][2] The name is due to the station's close proximity to Pinecrest Road.[3] On June 9, 2006, Then-Ottawa Mayor Bob Chiarelli announced an extension of the West Transitway that include a 1.8 kilometre stretch of transitway from Bayshore station to Pinecrest Road including the new station and located near the road previously served as a regular stop for westbound buses such as route 96 and route 101.

This is the first phase out of two that will see the West Transitway be connected to the Southwest Transitway. The first phase was expected to be completed by the end of 2006 but was completed in 2009 with work having started during the summer of 2007.

Service

The station serves both westbound and eastbound buses that previously travelled via highway 417.[1]

The following routes serve Pinecrest Station:[3]
60 61 62 64 65 66 68 69pm 92 93 96 96C 96Dam 101 103 155 164 182 201 203 261 262 263 283am 402 404 406 454

NOTES:
1. Route 67 is available nearby at the corner of Greenbank/Iris.
2. Route 172 and route 173 are available nearby at the corner of Pinecrest/Transitway.
3. Route 283 is available nearby at the corner of Pinecrest/Highway 417 during PM peak periods.

See also

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