Mobility dashboard
The Mobility Dashboard provides a weekly snapshot of travel conditions across the city on weekdays, including traffic trends, transit performance, Park & Ride availability, construction impacts and trip-planning resources. Whether you're travelling downtown, across Ottawa or connecting to transit, this information can help you make informed decisions about how and when you travel.
The dashboard is updated weekly to help residents stay informed and navigate Ottawa's transportation network with confidence.
About the travel conditions information
The travel conditions information presented in this dashboard is intended to show general weekday travel trends across Ottawa. The information is based on observed travel data collected during the previous reporting week and reflects conditions from selected locations that are representative of travel demand throughout the City. The locations included represent a sample of travel patterns across Ottawa and are not intended to cover every neighbourhood, destination or route option. Colour-coded indicators are intended to provide a high-level view of relative travel conditions and congestion levels and should not be interpreted as exact travel times or real-time conditions. This dashboard is not a navigation tool and should not be used as a substitute for real-time route guidance provided by trip-planning applications (such as Google Maps, Waze, etc.).
Last week at a glance:
Reporting period: September 4 to September 10

Note: Travel condition indicators are based on observed weekday travel data from the previous reporting week and are intended to show broad travel trends. Actual conditions may vary depending on your route, destination, time of travel and day-to-day events.
The Mobility Dashboard provides a weekly snapshot of travel conditions across the city on weekdays, including traffic trends, transit performance, Park & Ride availability, construction impacts and trip-planning resources. Whether you're travelling downtown, across Ottawa or connecting to transit, this information can help you make informed decisions about how and when you travel.
The dashboard is updated weekly to help residents stay informed and navigate Ottawa's transportation network with confidence.
About the travel conditions information
The travel conditions information presented in this dashboard is intended to show general weekday travel trends across Ottawa. The information is based on observed travel data collected during the previous reporting week and reflects conditions from selected locations that are representative of travel demand throughout the City. The locations included represent a sample of travel patterns across Ottawa and are not intended to cover every neighbourhood, destination or route option. Colour-coded indicators are intended to provide a high-level view of relative travel conditions and congestion levels and should not be interpreted as exact travel times or real-time conditions. This dashboard is not a navigation tool and should not be used as a substitute for real-time route guidance provided by trip-planning applications (such as Google Maps, Waze, etc.).
Last week at a glance:
Reporting period: September 4 to September 10

Note: Travel condition indicators are based on observed weekday travel data from the previous reporting week and are intended to show broad travel trends. Actual conditions may vary depending on your route, destination, time of travel and day-to-day events.
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Central (Carlingwood, Algonquin College, South Keys Mall, Alta Vista and Beacon Hill)
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Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Carlingwood Mall (Woodroffe Avenue and Carling Avenue)
- Algonquin College (Woodroffe Avenue and Baseline Road)
- South Keys Mall (Bank Street and Hunt Club Road)
- Alta Vista (Smyth Road and Alta Vista Drive)
- Beacon Hill (Ogilvie Road and Montreal Road)
Park & Ride status
Location Spaces available Average weekday usage Approximate travel time to downtown during peak Greenboro Park and Ride 576 63% 23 minutes Peak Period Travel Conditions to/from Downtown

Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Carlingwood Mall (Woodroffe Avenue and Carling Avenue)
- Algonquin College (Woodroffe Avenue and Baseline Road)
- South Keys Mall (Bank Street and Hunt Club Road)
- Alta Vista (Smyth Road and Alta Vista Drive)
- Beacon Hill (Ogilvie Road and Montreal Road)
Park & Ride status
Location Spaces available Average weekday usage Approximate travel time to downtown during peak Greenboro Park and Ride 576 63% 23 minutes -
West Ottawa (Kanata, Stittsville, Carp and Richmond)
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Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Kanata North (March Road and Terry Fox Drive)
- Stittsville/Kanata South (Terry Fox Drive and Hazeldean Road)
- Carp (March Road and Carp Road)
- Richmond (Huntley Road and Perth Street)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Eagleson
1,220
38%
40 minutes
Terry Fox
538
11%
47 minutes
Innovation
254
13%
1 hour and 10 minutes
Peak Period Travel Conditions to/from Downtown

Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Kanata North (March Road and Terry Fox Drive)
- Stittsville/Kanata South (Terry Fox Drive and Hazeldean Road)
- Carp (March Road and Carp Road)
- Richmond (Huntley Road and Perth Street)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Eagleson
1,220
38%
40 minutes
Terry Fox
538
11%
47 minutes
Innovation
254
13%
1 hour and 10 minutes
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East Ottawa (Orléans South, Orléans North, Navan and Cumberland)
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Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Orléans South (Tenth Line Road and Innes Road)
- Orléans North (Place d’Orléans mall)
- Navan (Navan Road and Trim Road)
- Cumberland (Highway 174 and Cameron Street)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Trim
271
59%
38 minutes
Place d'Orléans
517
85%
32 minutes
Peak Period Travel Conditions to/from Downtown

Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Orléans South (Tenth Line Road and Innes Road)
- Orléans North (Place d’Orléans mall)
- Navan (Navan Road and Trim Road)
- Cumberland (Highway 174 and Cameron Street)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Trim
271
59%
38 minutes
Place d'Orléans
517
85%
32 minutes
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South Ottawa (Barrhaven, Findlay Creek, and Greely)
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Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Barrhaven (Woodroffe Avenue and Strandherd Road)
- Riverside South (Limebank Rd @ Earl Armstrong Rd)
- Findlay Creek (Bank Street and Leitrim Road)
- Greely (Bank Street and Mitch Owens)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Bowesville
823
93%
48 minutes
Leitrim
315
78%
41 minutes
Greenboro
576
63%
33 minutes
Fallowfield
1,709
30%
50 minutes
Strandherd
408
20%
1 hour
Nepean Woods
287
5%
1 hour and 5 minutes
Peak Period Travel Conditions to/from Downtown

Notes:
The colours show how travel conditions vary throughout the morning and afternoon peak periods on each route with green being lightest to red being heaviest traffic. Accessible format of this graphic.
Traffic conditions are being monitored at the following locations:
- Barrhaven (Woodroffe Avenue and Strandherd Road)
- Riverside South (Limebank Rd @ Earl Armstrong Rd)
- Findlay Creek (Bank Street and Leitrim Road)
- Greely (Bank Street and Mitch Owens)
Park & Ride service and status
Location
Spaces available
Average weekday usage
Approximate travel time to downtown during peak
Bowesville
823
93%
48 minutes
Leitrim
315
78%
41 minutes
Greenboro
576
63%
33 minutes
Fallowfield
1,709
30%
50 minutes
Strandherd
408
20%
1 hour
Nepean Woods
287
5%
1 hour and 5 minutes
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The Mobility Dashboard provides a weekly snapshot of travel conditions across Ottawa. It is designed to help residents understand transportation trends, monitor changes in travel conditions and make informed travel decisions.
The construction and traffic impacts highlighted in this dashboard represent a selection of major projects that may affect travel across Ottawa. Other road, utility and infrastructure work may also be taking place along your route.
Before you leave, check the City's Interactive Traffic Map for the latest information on road closures, lane reductions, detours and construction activity throughout the city. Reviewing current conditions can help you choose the best route and avoid unexpected delays.
Whether you're travelling by transit, bicycle or car, having the right information can help you plan ahead, avoid delays and choose the travel option that works best for your trip. Explore the resources below to get real-time updates, plan your route and stay informed about conditions across Ottawa.
Planning a transit trip? These tools can help you find the best route, check schedules and receive real-time service updates before and during your journey.
Transit app(External link): Access real-time bus and O-Train information, service alerts and trip planning tools.
OC Transpo Travel Planner(External link): Compare route options, review schedules and plan trips using transit, walking and cycling connections.
Cycling can be a convenient way to travel for work, school or recreation. Use these resources to explore Ottawa's cycling network and plan your route with confidence.
Official Cycling Map for Ottawa-Gatineau: Find cycling routes, pathways, bike lanes and cycling facilities throughout the region.
If you're travelling by car, checking conditions before you leave can help you avoid delays and make informed decisions about your route.
Upcoming major traffic impacts in Ottawa: Stay informed about significant construction projects, road closures and other transportation impacts.
Interactive Traffic Map to view construction impacts on your route.
Traffic camera locations: View traffic camera locations across Ottawa to monitor road conditions and traffic flow.
Carpooling is a simple way to save on travel costs, reduce traffic and make your commute easier. If you work, study or live near other people travelling to the same destination, you may be able to share a ride for all or part of your trip.
Ottawa Ride Match(External link) is a free ride-matching service available to anyone who lives or works in the National Capital Region. It helps connect people with similar travel routes and schedules so they can find carpooling partners.
