Reduced fares for children

Travelling with young children

When travelling with young children, plan ahead to ensure a safe and pleasant trip.

In the métro

  • Don't cross the yellow textured edge tiles until the train comes to a full stop.
  • Allow other passengers to exit the train before boarding.
  • Have your children board the métro car one at a time, without shoving.
  • Ask your children to hold on to a support pole if there are no available seats. Don't let them sit on the floor.
  • Prepare your children to disembark one stop ahead of time.

On the bus

  • While waiting for the bus, stand away from the curb.
  • For boarding and moving inside the bus more easily, we recommend that you use a stroller no wider than 56 cm as an alternative to umbrella strollers.
  • On the bus, ask your children to hold on to a support pole if there are no available seats. Don't let them sit on the floor.
  • Remind them to NEVER put their head or limbs outside the windows.
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Aboard the bus

The driver can lower the front of the bus to sidewalk level. Do not hesitate to make such a request. Boarding or exiting the bus will be so much easier for you!

Travelling with a stroller

Plan your trip ahead of time

  • On the bus or in the métro, use an umbrella stroller. Lightweight and practical, they take up little room and are easy to fold and unfold with one hand.
  • You might also consider other options such as baby carriers.
  • A small backpack used as a diaper bag can simplify your journey.
  • Avoid rush hours by travelling between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

In the métro

  • At turnstyles, use the gates reserved for wheelchairs and strollers.
  • Some métro stations can be accessed by elevator.

On the bus

  • Aboard low-floor buses, you have priority access to the reserved area if it is not already occupied by someone in a wheelchair.
  • You must always board the bus via the front door, but to limit trafic near the driver, it is asked to go out by the rear door.
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