The STM takes note of the 2024-2025 federal budget and its lack of new measures to tackle the major challenges faced by the largest transit authorities in the country.
In response to the growing hostility experienced by its employees on the ground, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) launched a communications campaign today to encourage customers to be respectful of frontline employees on the job.
The Montréal agglomeration council has appointed Marie-Claude Baril, Borough Councillor for Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles, to the STM Board of Directors.
Chief executives from Toronto’s, Montreal’s, and Metro Vancouver’s transit agencies are appealing to the Federal Government to launch the promised Permanent Transit Fund (PTF) two years ahead of schedule in order to help them address growing pressures on their systems.
À la suite du dépôt du budget provincial 2024-2025, la Société de transport de Montréal (STM) constate une absence d’engagement du gouvernement envers la crise du financement de l’exploitation du transport collectif et regrette que le gouvernement repousse la question à plus tard.
The Blue line extension project office awarded the contract for the line’s new train control system. The adoption of a communications-based train control (CBTC) system, which is already used by the vast majority of subway network operators around the world, is an opportunity to modernize the Montréal métro’s train control system for the entire Blue line.
On February 19, the integrated Pie-IX BRT project office will launch the next phase of work to extend the Pie-IX BRT between Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue and Notre-Dame Street East. The work will be conducted on the east side of the street, from February 19 through to December.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) confirmed today that it has made and implemented the spending reductions announced to cover $36 million of the $46 million risk to be recovered in its 2024 operating budget. Having already identified a number of ways to optimize spending, the STM is now confirming reductions in payroll and goods and services expenditures, all while maintaining its service offer.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has commissioned three new elevators at D’Iberville station, making it the 27th accessible station in the métro network. The addition of elevators will benefit customers with functional limitations as well as families with young children, elderly people and those travelling with luggage.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has announced that it has officially deployed safety ambassadors on the métro network to help maintain a sense of safety for all customers in an increasingly complex social landscape.
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