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O-Train Incidents reported to the TSB

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The TSB publishes a dataset containing every incident and accident reported to them dating back to 1983. It's supposed to be updated monthly, but it doesn't appear to have been updated since July.

I've compiled the list of incidents that have involved the O-Train (both Lines 1 and 2) into a CSV file attached below:

OLRT_Incidents.csv

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Thanks for compiling this @occheetos. The file is extremely large and this definitely makes it easier to follow the reported occurrences on the O-Train, captured by the TSB.

For those interested, you can find the full TSB dataset that includes data from January 1983 to 2021 on their site here : https://www.tsb.gc.ca/eng/stats/rail/data-5.html.

They are CSV (Comma separated value) files so you will need to open them in Excel to view and sort them. The OLRT Incidents is pulled from the Occurrence dataset found on the above linked page.

Here it is in Excel format.

OLRT_Incidents in Excel.xlsx

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