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The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is adding a new page to its website featuring daily bus service updates.
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The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is adding a new page to its website featuring daily bus service updates.
Today, the STM is launching two competitions for the creation of artworks that will be installed in the Montréal métro’s Préfontaine and Villa-Maria stations.
Jean-Drapeau station is now equipped with elevators, making it the first station on the Yellow line, and the 16th in the métro network, to be universally accessible.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM), in the presence of Montréal Mayor Valérie Plante, has released its 2020 Budget, valued at almost $1.6 billion, and its 2020-2029 Capital Expenditure Program, featuring investments of $17.8 billion. Both the Budget and Capital Expenditure Program are indicative of the STM’s context of growth and focus on improving customer experience.
New reservation-only shared taxibus service in the Highway 40 area of Rivière-des-Prairies
New shared taxibus service at the parc Jean-Drapeau during winter time starting November 25, 2019
STM's paratransit customers can now receive an imminent arrival message of their vehicle thanks to EXTRA Connecte.
The STM received at the Stinson bus garage the first of its 30 new long-range electric buses, manufactured by New Flyer. Another step towards the electrification of the surface network!
La Société de transport de Montréal (STM) annonce que 90 % des déplacements offerts en 2025 se feront à l’électricité. Son objectif à terme :...
By Gordon Teasdale Director, Fare Sales & Collection and Passenger Revenue Société de transport de Montréal In the wake of requests from the...
In the past, to be a manager at Société de transport de Montréal, you had to be an engineer. And Chief Executive Officer Carl Desrosiers, an...
"World class." By 2020, that's how Carl Desrosiers wants Société de transport de Montréal (STM) to be viewed by people who visit or live in Montreal.
Over the past few months, the STM has implemented a series of concrete actions to support an organizational transformation that will eventually allow it to increase its maintenance capacity and deliver the bus service promised to its customers.
The elevator from the Blue line to Jean-Talon station is now in operation.
Dans le cadre des Journées de la culture, la STM invite les férus d'histoire à monter à bord pour une activité spéciale!
In an effort to facilitate public access to the STM board, the STM announces that it will now be possible to ask members of the STM Board of Directors questions electronically.
Following recent service disruption awareness campaigns, métro riders' efforts, combined with those of the STM, have contributed to a 17 % decrease in métro stoppages related to customers.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is making two more stations on the Green line universally accessible. Work to add elevators will begin in October at Angrignon and Jolicoeur stations.