Connecting Calgarians

Green Line will connect Calgarians from southeast Calgary to downtown.

Expanding the Rapid Transit Network

The Green Line LRT is the largest infrastructure investment in Calgary's history. It will connect communities from the southeast to downtown and into the broader transit network including the Red and Blue LRT lines and multiple Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lines.

The map shows the Green Line and planned future expansions of Calgary’s Rapid Transit Network, including Light Rail Transit (LRT), Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and MAX BRT lines.

Planned extensions to the LRT system are shown with red, blue and green dashed lines.
Plans for future rapid transit projects are shown in grey dashed lines.

For more information about Calgary Transit's strategic plan for the next 30 years see RouteAhead.

Map of Future Rapid Transit Network with Light Rail Transit, Bus Rapid Transit and MAX Bus Rapid Transit lines.

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Frequency, speed and convenience

Two people walking towards boarding a bus at Mount Royal University.

Frequency

The Green Line will run trains every 10 minutes or less, 15 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Speed

Wait and travel times will be reduced 20-25 minutes compared to existing bus service in the southeast.

Convenience

Vehicle congestion and travel times on major roadways, like Deerfoot Trail, will be reduced by up to 10%.

Transit Hubs

Transit hubs, or major transit stations, enable people to transfer between many transit routes, including:

Red Line and Blue Line LRTs
Rapid bus routes (MAX and BRTs)
Local bus routes
Regional transit connections to nearby communities such as Airdrie  and Okotoks.

Transit hubs planned for Green Line:

Map of Green Line alignment from 4 Street S.E. to Shepard Station and alignment of Red and Blue CTrain lines. Downtown stations to be determined.

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