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Downtown Loop (Rapid Transit)

Banner graphic showing bus on road with cityscape in background

The City of London will begin constructing the first phase of the Downtown Loop in spring 2021. On this website you'll find the latest project information and designs, and learn what's ahead. Please watch the introduction video below to get started.

Map of Downtown Loop Construction Phasing

Map of Construction Phasing for the Downtown Loop

The Downtown Loop, which frames Dundas Place, running buses along Queens Avenue, Ridout Street, King Street, and Wellington Street, is scheduled for phased construction from 2021 to 2023. The project will add new streetscape elements and transportation improvements above ground, while repairing and replacing aging sewers and underground infrastructure.

Aerial rendering of King Street with rapid transit (facing east)

Above: This bird's eye view rendering shows King Street at Talbot Street, facing east. This represents the first phase of the Downtown Loop, which will be constructed in spring 2021.

The City of London will begin constructing the first phase of the Downtown Loop in spring 2021. On this website you'll find the latest project information and designs, and learn what's ahead. Please watch the introduction video below to get started.

Map of Downtown Loop Construction Phasing

Map of Construction Phasing for the Downtown Loop

The Downtown Loop, which frames Dundas Place, running buses along Queens Avenue, Ridout Street, King Street, and Wellington Street, is scheduled for phased construction from 2021 to 2023. The project will add new streetscape elements and transportation improvements above ground, while repairing and replacing aging sewers and underground infrastructure.

Aerial rendering of King Street with rapid transit (facing east)

Above: This bird's eye view rendering shows King Street at Talbot Street, facing east. This represents the first phase of the Downtown Loop, which will be constructed in spring 2021.

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