January 6, 2020: closure of the Mont-Royal tunnel
Mont-Royal and Canora stations users will be impacted by the REM work starting in January 2020 with the closure of the Mont-Royal tunnel. Metro users will be invited to use the orange and blue lines in the meantime.
Mitigation measures in place
- Shuttle service to the Namur and Acadie metro stations
- Improvements to the local bus network
Powerpoint presentation of the REM mitigation measures
Public transit mitigation measures
Preferred route – Rush hours (weekdays)
1. Shuttle 919 STM – Trainbus Acadie/Mont-Royal/Namur (±15 min)
2. Metro STM from the Namur station to the Bonaventure station (±20 min)
SHUTTLE 919 – Trainbus Bois-Franc/Côte-Vertu
- Service on weekdays during rush hours in both directions
- Departure every 15 minutes
- Use of the reserved lane on rue Jean-Talon, from avenue Victoria to avenue Mountain Sights westbound and from avenue Victoria to rue de Nancy eastbound
Travel options
- Line 92 STM – Jean-Talon
- Departure every 20 minutes
- Use of the reserved lane on rue Jean-Talon
- Additional departures during rush hours: 4 westbound and 3 eastbound
- Line 165 STM – Côte-des-Neiges
- Additional departures: 14 southbound and 6 northbound
- Use of reserved lanes on chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges and boulevard René Lévesque
- Line 465 STM – Express Côte-des-Neiges
Fares measures – Deux-Montagnes line
*Users benefitting fare discounts as of September 8th
Free
- Rail shuttle Deux-Montagnes/Bois-Franc
- Shuttle 964 Bois-Franc/Côte-Vertu
Current users
- 4 months free as of January 2020 – With the annual subscription to the public transit service of the island of Montreal
Monthly pass fare : $86.50