Queensway Station (OC Transpo)

Queensway
Ottawa Transitway station
Coordinates	45°21′33″N 75°46′19″W / 45.35917°N 75.77194°W / 45.35917; -75.77194Coordinates: 45°21′33″N 75°46′19″W / 45.35917°N 75.77194°W / 45.35917; -75.77194
Owned by	OC Transpo
Other information
Station code	3015
Services
Preceding station   OC Transpo   Following station Pinecrest toward Stittsville Route 61 Eastbound Lincoln Fields toward St. Laurent Pinecrest toward Stittsville Route 62 Eastbound Lincoln Fields toward St. Laurent Pinecrest toward Innovation Route 63 Eastbound Lincoln Fields toward Mackenzie King Pinecrest toward Innovation Route 64 Eastbound Lincoln Fields toward Mackenzie King Iris toward Baseline Route 91 Lincoln Fields toward Trim Iris toward Riverview Route 94 Lincoln Fields toward Millennium Iris toward Barrhaven Centre Route 95 Lincoln Fields toward Trim Pinecrest toward Bayshore Route 101 Carling toward St. Laurent Pinecrest toward Bayshore Route 103 Carling toward Place d'Orléans

Queensway station is located around and under the Queensway along the Southwest Transitway in Ottawa, Canada. The upper platforms provide access to the crosstown route 101, and 103, while the lower platforms are for transitway routes such as routes 91, 94 and route 95 and eastbound trips of routes 61, 62, 63, 64

Despite its seemingly isolated location, the station serves nearby residential areas through the bikepath, which is to the west of the transit station. In the future, service from Kanata, Stittsville and Bayshore Station may not use this stop when the western O-Train Confederation Line is completed, but that is 2 - 6 years away.

The following routes serve Queensway Station:
Rapid Routes: 91 94 95
Local Routes: 50 82 84 96 101 103
Shoppers' Routes: 305
Event Routes: 402 406 454

Built: 1983

2012 - 2013?: The upper level on both of Queensway Station's platforms had their external roofs (covering the bus sign) removed, not much is known as to why, but it's reasonable to assume it's due to the fact in 2012, OC Transpo purchased 75 new Alexander Dennis double decker buses which are slightly wider and significantly taller than the New Flyer 60ft articulated buses, hence the removal of the roofs to accommodate the larger/taller double decker would sound like a reasonable explanation.

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