Starting at 6:00 a.m., Henri-Bourassa, Côte-Vertu, Angrignon, Radisson, Longueuil, Snowdon, and Saint-Michel stations will be accessible to passengers with bicycles. After the event, the following stations will be open to bicycles: Laurier, Fabre, and Berri-UQAM. No transfers are allowed. Bicycles must be transported in the first car of the train, and only 16 bicycles are allowed in a train at one time.

Children under 16 with bicycles must be accompanied by an adult. Passengers with bicycles must board the first car of the train only, and respect the 16-bicycle limit. They must give way to passengers without bicycles and be careful not to hinder the movement and safety of others. If a train should be evacuated for emergency reasons, bicycles must be left behind in the train.

The STM reminds you that it is forbidden to ride a bicycle, scooter, skateboard, or roller skates in metro stations and vehicles.

The STM recommends that you buy your return ticket when you first enter the metro, since the stations will be much busier at the end of the event than at the beginning. Thank you also for following the rules and respecting other passengers.

There will be no service on lines 15 – Sainte-Catherine, 92 – Jean-Talon Ouest, and 150 – René-Lévesque between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., and on line 34 – Sainte-Catherine between 8:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

To plan your trip during the event, you can dial the TELBUS number on your bus stop sign. For more information on bus routes, dial A-U-T-O-B-U-S (288-6287). The STM’s website (www.stm.info) contains lots of useful information.