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Bicycles & métro |
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Tour de l'île
- Sunday, June 1, 2008
Users can carry a bicycle in the métro
under the following conditions.
To reach the site of the Tour de l'île,
cyclists will have access to following métro stations : |
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Heading out |
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Line |
Entry - from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. |
Exit |
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Line 1
GREEN |
Angrignon – Radisson
– De l'Église |
Viau |
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Line 2 ORANGE |
Montmorency – Henri-Bourassa
Vendôme – Côte-Vertu |
Beaubien |
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Line 4
YELLOW |
Longueuil–Université-de-Sherbrooke |
Berri-UQAM
(Berri exit) |
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Line 5
BLUE |
Snowdon – Outremont |
Saint-Michel |
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Heading back |
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Line |
Entry - from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. |
Exit |
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Line 1
GREEN |
Viau |
All metro stations.
No transfer
allowed. |
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Line 2
ORANGE |
Beaubien |
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Line 4
YELLOW |
Berri-UQAM |
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Line 5
BLUE |
Saint-Michel |
- Maximum of 16 bicycles per train (leading car only).
- In order to maintain the 16-bicycle per train ratio,
no transfer allowed to another metro line at Snowdon, Jean-Talon, Lionel-Groulx and
Berri-UQAM stations. This measure will apply for trips to the event as well as for the
return home.
- Bicycles are only allowed in the train’s leading car.
- Children under 16 who travel in the metro with their bicycle must
be accompanied by an adult.
- Only regular bicycles are accepted: no tandems, tricycles, child
trailers, etc.
- It is forbidden at all times to ride a bicycle in a metro station.
- During all other periods, the normal bicycle per
train ratio applies, meaning 4 bicycles per train and only in the leading car.
Cyclists should be informed that in the event of an emergency train
evacuation, bicycles would have to be left in the car for the safety of passengers. |
Information: Call STM-INFO (514 786-4636)
Comments: commentaires@stm.info
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