O-Train out of service due to 'technical issue with cameras'

The O-Train is out of service this morning due to an issue with the cameras on the trains. OC Transpo says R1 replacement bus service is running between Tunney's Pasture and Blair Stations.

The O-Train is out of service due to an issue with the cameras on the trains, as tens of thousands of public servants head to the office for a second day under new hybrid work rules.

OC Transpo announced just before 7 a.m. that the O-Train is shutdown, and R1 replacement bus service is running between Tunney's Pasture and Blair Stations.

"Line 1 Alert: Due to technical issue with cameras on the trains," OC Transpo said on X. "Train service is temporarily suspended."

"We are working to restore Line 1 service as quickly as possible."

No other information was released about the shutdown of LRT service or what the issues are with the cameras.

Video sent to CTV News Ottawa shows hundreds of people lined up at Tunney's Pasture Station waiting for the bus just before 7 a.m.

This is a developing story