Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is announcing that the new reserved lane for buses and taxis on boulevard des Galeries-d’Anjou is ready to begin service on Monday, October 9, 2017.
Des représentants d’organisations de transport à Montréal se sont rencontrés récemment afin d’entamer le travail visant à développer un réel programme de mobilité intégrée.
To mark Semaines de la mobilité, or mobility week, STM will hold a special activity will be held in 10 métro stations during morning and afternoon rush hour on September 28, 2017, to highlight the health benefits of public transportation use.
The STM is announcing the implementation of a new reserved lane along four sections of rue Wellington, between Rhéaume and Ann streets.
The STM announced today announced it will speed up its strategy for electrifying its surface transit system by going ahead with the purchase of 40 electric buses in a variety of types and using different technologies.
The Montréal métro is known around the world for the architectural quality of its stations and its collection of artworks. And you? How well do you know your métro?
STM is announcing the launch of a public competition for the creation of a work of art to be installed in the Montréal métro, specifically at Vendôme station.
With OPUS à l’année, you no longer need to wait in line or have to renew your transit fares at the start of each month. An annual fare subscription not only lets you save time, it also lets you save money!
Dans le cadre de son programme Passeport MTL étudiant international, La Vitrine culturelle est heureuse d’annoncer le développement d’un tout nouveau partenariat avec la Société de transport de Montréal (STM).
The STM univeiled today the details of its 2025 strategic organizational plan, aiming for excellence in mobility.
Deployment of the iBUS project is ongoing and, just recently, in-house tests got underway on a beta version of the customer information site for bus schedules in real time on STM’s website.
The Government of Québec will invest 330 million dollars in the construction project for an underground garage for trains at Côte-Vertu station.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) today announced the commissioning of Line 428 – Express Parcs-industriels-de-l’Est and the improvement of service on Line 449 – Express Rivière-des-Prairies, effective this August 28.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) today announced improvements of service on Line 178 – Pointe-Nord / Île-des-Sœurs, effective August 28.
STM announces today announced the commissioning of a single new terminus for Line 170 – Keller and an extension of its route, effective this August 28.
Service on bus line 55 - Boulevard Saint-Laurent will be improved starting Monday August 28 with a route extension to Boulevard Henri-Bourassa ane the métro station of the same name.
With the fall school term about to get underway, STM wants to remind full-time students that it is time for them to apply for their student OPUS card, as it allows them to save 40% on the monthly adult fare.
STM is announcing that the new reserved lane for buses and taxis on boulevard Henri-Bourassa is ready to begin service on Monday, August 21, 2017.
Ville de Montréal and STM today announced a loan by-law had been authorized for the new Bellechasse bus garage.
Today, STM is opening up a new architectural zone for exhibitions on the subject of public transportation.
With the blue line's Acadie station coming online today, 50 % of the Montréal métro's network (34 métro stations out of 68), now have mobile connectivity.
Les 540 stations intelligentes BIXI OPUS permettant la location d’un BIXI avec la carte Opus entrent en service ce matin.
Using the Itinerum mobile app developed by Concordia University, Société de transport de Montréal (STM) and BIXI, in collaboration with the city of Montréal, are today initiating a study on combined mobility, a concept that encompasses several modes of transportation related to active and mass transit: bus and métro, personal bike and BIXI, walking, car-sharing, taxis, etc.
Starting today till August 27, kids can ride the bus and métro for free if they are travelling with an adult with a valid transit fare.
The Mayor of Montréal, Mr. Denis Coderre, the Mayor in function of Namur, Ms. Anne Barzin, and the Chair of the Board of Directors of Société de transport de Montréal (STM), Mr. Philippe Schnobb, are proud to announce the presentation of the Namur legacy to mark the 375th anniversary of the founding of Montréal. This legacy consists of a series of panels featuring the historic ties uniting the two cities, installed along the platforms of Montréal’s Namur métro station.
Several service improvements will be deployed for the métro network effective June 19.
The quality of the work performed by the STM to ensure reclamation of the MR-63 métro cars, and its conclusive results, motivated the jury of the Novae Citizen Enterprise Awards to present it with an award in the “Residual Materials Management” category.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) today announced the improvement of service to Mount Royal Park and access to St. Joseph’s Oratory for Montrealers and tourists, effective this June 19.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) today announced the improvement of service to Parc Jean-Drapeau. This follows the improvements in 2017, which will be deployed effective June 19 to improve the customer experience.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) announces additional service on the 747 - Aéroport P.E.-Trudeau/Centre-Ville, starting June 19.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) announces additional service for the 419 – Express John-Abbott line starting June 19.
On June 19, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will open its first « Espace client », or customer area, and test it over the next few months at Jean-Talon station, with a view to improving the transit experience for its customers.
The STM’s first Employment Opportunity Employment Plan celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Recognized as a pioneer in 1987, the STM has maintained its efforts, and the actions in this field have multiplied.
Not every day do we have the opportunity to see STM buses being transformed into authentic works of urban art thanks to the work of muralists and graffiti artists, all performing legally! Yet another good reason to visit the site of the MURAL Festival, with STM as a proud partner, taking place June 8 – 18, 2017 along boulevard Saint-Laurent.
With a view to keeping its assets in good condition, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has awarded a contract worth $151,767,000 for the reconstruction of its Crémazie building, located at the corner of Crémazie and Saint-Laurent boulevards. Magil Construction Corporation is in charge of the work.
Till July 2, using hashtag #marathonSTM, simply post on Twitter or Instagram a selfie of yourself – or of your feet! – next to our visuals on the floor or on the walls promoting public and active transportation to enter for your chance to win some great prizes!
Effective tomorrow, buses completely powered by electricity will begin serving customers in Montréal. Under the City Mobility project, three buses will go into operation so that the observations of the technology under real operating conditions can continue.
While the delegates to the 62nd Global Public Transport Summit of the International Association of Public Transport / Union internationale des transports publics (UITP) prepare to leave Montréal, the two host organizations, Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) and Société de transport de Montréal (STM), have produced a very positive assessment of the event.
The Montréal half of the cultural exchange between Bruxelles Mobilité and the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) was fulfilled today, with the unveiling of Soleil de minuit, a work by Franco-Belgian artist Adrien Lucca, at the Place-d'Armes métro station.
Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) and Société de transport de Montréal (STM) inaugurated Place au transport, an event space that celebrates the importance of public transportation in Montréal and around the world.
The STM is proud to be at the heart of Montréal’s 375th and will offer free public transit throughout the day on May 17, the anniversary date of the founding of Montréal.
Building on the success of pilot projects conducted on the 121, 139 and 439 bus lines, Société de transport de Montréal will allow passengers to board buses via all doors, starting next June 19 and under certain conditions, on 13 bus lines using articulated buses. This approach is consistent with ongoing efforts to improve the customer experience by speeding up boarding and ensuring better distribution of passengers inside.
Dans le cadre du projet de réfection du poste de district Lionel-Groulx, la Société de transport de Montréal (STM) entreprendra une démarche de consultation publique en vue de procéder au changement de zonage requis.
Innovation is the beating heart of public transport and the upcoming UITP Global Public Transport Summit (15-17 May 2017) in Montréal will be unique in hosting numerous World Premiere innovations that are helping to shape the future of the industry.
STM will soon begin work to bring four new reserved lanes into operation over the next months along the Galeries-d’Anjou, Henri-Bourassa, Wellington and Notre-Dame Est corridors.
STM annouces improvements to bus lines 55, 178 and 711, as well as the roll-out of new bus priority measures.
À la suite de la diffusion, sur les médias sociaux, de courtes vidéos montrant une rame de métro circuler sur la ligne verte avec les portes ouvertes, la STM poursuit son investigation interne et, à ce jour, aucune hypothèse ne peut être écartée.
With only twenty days until the opening of the International Association of Public Transport (UITP)’s 2017 Global Public Transport Summit, the two host organizations for the event – the AMT (Agence métropolitaine de transport) and the STM (the Société de transport de Montréal) – have outlined some of the highlights of its program for this 62nd international congress that will be held at the Montreal Convention Centre from May 15 to 17. The theme for this year’s summit is LEAD the TRANSITion, and the AMT and STM are inviting Montrealers to come take advantage of the Place au Transport event that will be held at Jean-Paul Riopelle Square.
Competitor Canada, the company behind the popular Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Series, and the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) have signed a three-year partnership agreement regarding the Rock ‘n’ Roll Oasis Montreal Marathon & 1/2 Marathon. In 2017, this collaboration will make it much easier for the event’s 37,000 or more participants to get around as they will receive an STM transit pass valid for the day of their race.
With Défi sportif AlterGo activities getting underway today, STM is proud to once again be the official transporter for the event, one it has supported since 1993.
It’s Earth Day on April 22 and a perfect opportunity to remind everyone that riding the bus and métro means choosing a transportation mode that is efficient and reliable, and above all sustainable, from start to finish.
Today, Tennis Canada and STM are announcing the renewal of their Rogers Cup partnership. This year, STM will provide free transportation to ticket holders of all types (paper and electronic format).
The STM presented today its 2016 annual report. The report illustrates how the actions undertaken, as part of the company’s strategic shift toward improving the customer experience, have produced results.
The STM ranks amongst the best Canadian corporations for its exemplary responsible practices, according to a standing established by the specialized magazine Corporate Knights.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) announces it has created the 428 – Express Parcs-industriels-de-l’Est bus line, while enhancing service on the 449 – Express Rivière-des-Prairies, set to take effect this fall. The initiative aims to improve the customer experience along with the offer of bus service in the Rivière-des-Prairies and Anjou industrial park sectors.
The STM announces the launch of a competition for the creation of a work of art to be installed in the Montréal métro, specifically at Mont-Royal station.
Since February 2017, new hybrid buses delivered to the STM now come equipped with four double-USB ports, enabling our clients to charge their mobile devices whilst on the bus.
La STM et les Alouettes de Montréal sont très heureux d’annoncer une entente de trois ans pour la navette gratuite du centre-ville vers le stade mémorial Percival-Molson lors des matches à domicile des Alouettes.
Active and retired STM employees raised almost $670,000 in donations this year to benefit non-profit organizations sponsored by STM.
In light of the schedule changes taking effect next March 27 for many bus lines, Société de transport de Montréal (STM) wanted to demystify how the offer of bus service is planned.
While the most recent assessment of paratransit service, performed last November, revealed an excellent level of overall satisfaction among customers, it also brought to light a few aspects of service that STM could further improve, some of which it has already undertaken to do.
Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is pleased to announce that two elevators at Place-d’Armes métro station on the Orange line are now operational, thereby improving the transit experience for customers, especially for those with functional limitations.
While the number of buses that are stuck is decreasing, delays remain network-wide.
Les programmes d’abonnement tarifaire de la STM ont récemment atteint le cap du 50 000e abonné. De plus en plus de gens adoptent OPUS à l’année ou OPUS & Cie pour se simplifier la vie et pour économiser.
Through its business subsidiary, Transgesco s.e.c., Société de transport de Montréal, in collaboration with Société d’habitation et de développement de Montréal and Coopérative d´habitation Le-Havre-Frontenac, wishes to undertake its first mixed use, real estate project in the Frontenac sector.
With its principal partners from the disabled community in attendance, Société de transport de Montréal (STM) reported on the progress it achieved these past few years with regards to universal access and presented its 2016-2020 development plan for universal access.
Between 2017 and 2020, the STM will continue in this direction with $4.5 billion in investments. During the past year, the STM stepped up the pace, realizing $550 million in investments, a new high.
With the métro exceptionally open all-night long for regular fare holders, free shuttle routes and the Étoiles du métro musicians performing at various locations, the STM will certainly help you enjoy your Nuit blanche!
L’Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) informe sa clientèle qu’elle mettra fin au service du Trainbus 935 le 27 mars prochain. Afin d’assurer aux usagers un service adéquat dans l’axe qui était auparavant desservi par le Trainbus 935, la Société de transport de Montréal (STM) annonce qu’elle bonifiera l’offre de service de la ligne d’autobus 80 ‒ Avenue du Parc, en concordance avec l’horaire des trains de la ligne Saint-Jérôme circulant pendant la période de pointe du matin.
Always on hand for major events in Montréal, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will be key to festivities for Montréal’s 375th anniversary. The STM outlined today its significant contribution to this historic event.
Société de transport de Montréal is launching its first three passenger information terminals in test mode under the iBUS project. The terminals provide real-time information on the status of the bus system with the aim of improving the passenger experience and regularizing bus service.
Efforts put forward by Société de transport de Montréal (STM), in collaboration with Mobilité Montréal, to increase service in the sector surrounding the Turcot, Bonaventure and Champlain construction sites and to improve the customer experience are showing results.
Everyone can now obtain a variety of items associated with the STM, thanks to the one and only official Boutique STM’s online launch
The Association des libraires du Québec (ALQ), the city’s Bibliothèques de Montréal and the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) are pleased to join forces for the fifth edition of Lire vous transporte. This year, readers are invited to climb aboard the « literary bus », giving them a unique opportunity to delve into the world of well-known literary characters. An original concept that blends reading and public transit!
Following two weeks of close monitoring, the Société de transport de Montréal is updating its findings into the January 14 métro incident and the actions it has taken so far.
Le projet Le métro, véhicule de notre histoire, vise à faire connaître au public 28 personnages historiques dont on a donné le nom à une station du métro de Montréal, par le biais d'une exposition et de plaques installées dans des stations du métro.
As part of the project calling for the construction of a second entrance building for Vendôme métro station, Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will initiate public consultations prior to the adoption of a by-law authorizing the project.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is announcing three service enhancements for several bus lines. As part of the improvements slated for 2017, these will be rolled out starting this summer to improve the customer experience.
Following the breakdown in métro service that occurred on Saturday, January 14 on a stretch of the Orange line, Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is releasing its findings of the incident.
As a follow-up to the breakdown in métro service that occurred on Saturday, January 14 on a portion of the Orange line, Société de transport de Montréal is releasing a second progress report on its investigation into the problem found with the negative collector shoes on MR-73 and AZUR trains.
As a follow-up to the breakdown in métro service that occurred on Saturday, January 14 on a portion of the Orange line, Société de transport de Montréal is making public an initial progress report on its investigation into the problem found with the negative collector shoes on both MR-73 and AZUR trains.
The Société de développement social (SDS), in collaboration with the Société de transport de Montréal (STM), is proud to announce that service points for the homeless in five downtown métro stations have been renewed. The extended partnership will make it possible to go on responding to the growing needs of the homeless taking shelter inside the métro.
During a press conference held this morning, the STM provided an update regarding the service disruption on the Orange line on January 14, 2017.
The three elevators at Rosemont station on the métro’s Orange line have been in operation since the end of December.
Starting next January 9, commuters riding the 171 – Henri-Bourassa bus line will enjoy enhanced service on weekdays during morning and afternoon rush hour periods. This move is in line with STM’s stated commitment to improving the services provided to customers.
The STM, in partnership with Bell, Rogers, TELUS and Videotron, is pleased to announce that the Du Collège and Côte-Vertu metro stations on the Orange line and the Côte-des-Neiges station on the Blue line are now connected to the mobile network, which uses state-of-the-art technology, notably 4G and 4G LTE.
During visits to the Montréal métro’s control room and the STM’s bus control centre, Denis Coderre, Mayor of Montréal, Laurent Lessard, Minister of Transport, Sustainable Mobility and Transport Electrification, and Philippe Schnobb, Chairman of the Société de transport de Montréal Board of Directors, announced that technical trials without passengers would begin in early 2017 for Nova Bus’ three fully electric buses on the 36 – Monk line.
Some 516 items were dropped on the tracks in 2015, stopping métro service for 895 minutes, interfering with the daily commute of thousands of customers. These delays are avoidable and the STM invites all transit users to change their habits to prevent such events from happening.
The STM wishes to provide a brief resume of facts following the publication of articles about how the STM resorts to overtime.
Together, the mayor of Montréal, Denis Coderre, the chairman of the STM board of directors, Philippe Schnobb, and STM’s chief executive officer, Luc Tremblay, presented the 2017 budget for the STM, set at $1.405 B, and showing current expenses up by only 0.6% over last year.
As of November 21, as part of mitigation measures related to major road works, the Société de transport de Montréal will introduce a shuttle bus service running from the Agence métropolitaine de transport’s new park-and-ride lot (300 spots) at the junction of autoroutes 40 and 15 (corner of Sainte-Croix and Dion) to the du Collège métro station on the Orange line.
An important milestone was reached, as part of the City Mobility demonstration project, with the installation of a first pantograph at Angrignon terminus. This very first quick-charging station will soon be ready to start working, with a second station planned near Square Victoria, in the city’s Quartier international.
Today, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) tabled its capital spending plan (PI). Covering a 10-year period, the plan contains 49 authorized projects, 18 of them representing 92% of services, for a total amount in excess of $3.6 B. Several of these projects will go directly toward improving the transit experience for customers.
As part of the métro’s 50th anniversary, Orchestre symphonique de Montréal is joining the STM by working on the creation of two original works inspired by the métro. In fact, these new musical works will be performed for the first time at concerts held October 20, 22 and 23 at the Maison symphonique.
With representatives from every Québec public transit provider in attendance at ATUQ’s annual Gala, the STM received a special mention for sustainable development (SD) for 2016! This SD endorsement takes on a special meaning as it does not concern a specific project, but rather the STM’s entire approach to sustainable development.
