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2013 LRT Maintenance Schedule
It is construction season and Calgary Transit, like many other groups, has lots of work to do.
- Platforms / Stations are being extended to accommodate four car trains. Please refer to our Station / Platform Construction Schedule
- Ongoing maintenance is being performed to protect the CTrain infrastructure (rails, overhead wires, track switches and station buildings)
This work is necessary to help accommodate Calgary’s growth, improve the transit system and contribute to a City we are proud of. We try to minimize the disruption to customers; however some of this work cannot be done safely without impacting CTrain service.
The following schedule is provided to alert you to maintenance work that is planned for the rest of the summer and the impact it will have on service. Customers are encouraged to plan accordingly and allow extra time to meet their transportation requirements.
View completed LRT maintenance
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May 12, 2013
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Somerset-Bridlewood
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Calgary Transit is conducting maintenance at Somerset-Bridlewood Station. CTrains will end at Shawnessy Station from start of service on Sunday, May 12 until approximately 8:20 a.m. B201 Shuttle buses will provide service between Shawnessy and Somerset-Bridlewood stations.
B201 Shuttle Schedule
201 CTrain Schedule
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Overhead catenary (electrical) and track work. |
May 18 - 20, 2013
(May long weekend)
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6th Street SW
3rd Street SW
Centre Street
Victoria Park / Stampede
39 Avenue
Chinook
Rundle
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Calgary Transit is conducting maintenance over the May long weekend. Several stations will close and shuttle buses will provide service. Learn more.
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Maintenence required varying from canopy, electrical, signal, concrete and track work. |
More dates may be added or changes made as work is approved and confirmed. |
Shuttles and Revised Schedules:
Shuttle buses are provided when CTrains cannot provide service between one or more stations and both sets of track are closed. Detailed shuttle information including schedules and bus stop locations will be posted on calgarytransit.com and on the station platforms. When CTrains are running on a single set of tracks, you may have to catch your train on the opposite side to normal. The service may also be less frequent because trains have to travel more slowly through work areas. Look for signs, check the Calgary Transit website at calgarytransit.com, or call (403) 262-1000 if you have questions. Additionally, you can visit our website and sign up forTransit Email Alerts as another way to get timely information on the specific routes you use.
Calgary Transit appreciates your patience and understanding during these necessary maintenance projects.
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