O-Train Line 2 running normal service on Friday after switch issue at South Keys Station

Ottawa's Trillium Line LRT (File)

O-Train Line 2 is running as scheduled on Friday, after a switch issue at South Keys Station caused delays on Thursday.

Riders were required to change trains at South Keys on Thursday, resulting in some delays with only one platform in service at the station.

In a memo to council on Thursday, Transit Services general manager Renée Amilcar said the maintainer was working to fix the problem.

“This is a known issue with this switch that TransitNext was unable to resolve during the overnight hours (Wednesday),” Amilcar said. “They will continue the repairs (Thursday) after service concludes. “

Amilcar said the repairs were completed overnight.

“TransitNext was able to repair the switch near South Keys Station overnight.”

In a post on social media Friday morning, OC Transpo said regular O-Train Line 2 and Line 4 service was operating as scheduled.

“Trains are servicing all platforms at all stations between Limebank and Bayview stations.”

O-Train Line 2 opened in January, with service between Bayview Station and Limebank Station.