<HTML>No. 1 in NA may be correct, but compared with some big European cities, e.g. London and Paris, Ottawa's public transport is not that convenient. For example, in Kanata, some bus lines only work during the peak time. You may need a car after you come here, especially when you start working. Of course, catching the bus to go back home is always a good excuse when your boss imply you to work overtime.</HTML>
<HTML>Have you been 乌干达? I have lived 5 cities worldwide. I feel the OCTRANSPO is the best. Also, usually rich neighbourhoods have less buses. This is a general rule because the rich take bus rarely. So it is not supprised buses are not handy at Kanata.</HTML>
<HTML>It seems it was a mistake to follow "Dead head"'s post. So this is not for you, "Dead head".
When I said the OCtraspo is best among other 5 cities, it means the buses run relatively accurate ( But I did wait a bus for a half hour in a blizzard, but I cannot complain this becuase of the teribble weather). The buses at other countries (except for our home country) I lived are also accurate. I am impressed with the bus routes, which go to some very small streets to serve riders. I take benifit from OCtraspo, so I just follow my heart to say some good words.
I don't like every part of Ottawa and Canada, but I have to say octraspo is doing a good job.
Be a fair judge, or at least try to when we comment something.
To the above poster: the cost is 2.25 (cash), 1.60(by bulk tickets at some stores) for two hours or 56/month.
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