- Pinecrest Road will close at the Highway 417 interchange from 8 pm on Friday, June 25 to 12 pm on Wednesday, June 30. Signed detours will be in place. A shuttle service will be available for cyclists and pedestrians.
- Highway 417 – The following Highway 417 ramps will close for Stage 2 LRT roadwork:
- The westbound on-ramp from southbound Pinecrest Road will close from 8 pm on Friday, June 25 to 12 pm on Wednesday, June 30.
- The eastbound on-ramp from southbound Greenbank Road will close from 8 pm on Friday, June 25 to 12 pm on Wednesday, June 30.
- The westbound on-ramp from Holly Acres Road is closed nightly from 8 pm to 6 am until Friday, June 25.
- Byron Avenue will close between Allison and Woodland avenues daily from 7 am to 5 pm until Friday, July 2.
- Redwood Avenue is closed between Byron Avenue and Richmond Road until Wednesday, July 7.
- Highway 174 – The following Highway 174 ramps and lanes will be closed for Stage 2 LRT roadwork:
- The Highway 174 westbound lanes are closed between Tenth Line Road and Trim Road until 5:30 am on Monday, June 28.
- The Highway 174 eastbound lanes will close between Trim Road and Tenth Line Road from 7 pm on Friday, June 25 to 3 pm on Monday, June 28.
- The eastbound on-ramp from Place d’Orléans Drive will close from 7 pm on Friday, June 25 to 3 pm on Monday, June 28.
- The eastbound on-ramp from St. Joseph Boulevard (at Tenth Line Road) is closed until 3 pm on Monday, June 28.
- The eastbound off-ramp to Trim Road is closed nightly between 7 pm to 5:30 am until Saturday, June 26.
- The westbound off-ramp to Champlain Street will close from 7 pm on Monday, June 28 to 5:30 am on Wednesday, June 30.
- The westbound on-ramp from southbound Champlain Street will close from 7 pm on Monday, June 28 to 5:30 am on Wednesday, June 30.
- The westbound on-ramp from southbound Tenth Line Road will close from 7 pm on Monday, June 28 to 5:30 am on Wednesday, June 30.
- Atlantis Avenue will close between Selby and Lanark avenues until Wednesday, July 14. Local access will be maintained.
For updates on construction and roadwork activity across Ottawa, or for information about traffic and travel planning, visit the City’s traffic map or follow the City’s traffic account on Twitter.
