THE STM CREATES AN EXCLUSIVE “ugly sweater” TO CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY SEASON
To reconnect with its customers in their daily life, the STM has launched a one-of-a-kind holiday season contest.
To reconnect with its customers in their daily life, the STM has launched a one-of-a-kind holiday season contest.
Reserved lane for buses and taxis, starting November 30
The STM is proud to announce that it has received GOLD Parity Certification from the Women in Governance organization.
With the first snow practically at our doorsteps, the Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) reminds its customers of the importance of planning their trips in the colder months when service disruptions are more common.
With the support of external experts, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has completed its internal investigation of the ransomware cyber attack that occurred on October 19.
On November 25, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will start work at Place-Saint-Henri station for the installation of two elevators to make it accessible.
The STM reiterates its commitment to safety for all in the context of the pandemic by adopting a new program put forward by the north-american transportation industry.
Reserved lane for buses and taxis on Langelier Boulevard, between Dumesnil Street and Sherbrooke Street East, in both directions, starting November 23, 2020
As of November 6, the two elevators connecting the green line to the Berri-UQAM station will be in operation after two years of work.
The lane will be operationnal on November 9
A new campaign by the STM aims at the small minority of clients who do not wear their face-covering or mask in the right way.
Starting in November 2020, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will begin a major refurbishment of Outremont station, and install three elevators to make it universally accessible.
The lane will be implemented on October 5
La Société de transport de Montréal (STM) s’est fièrement démarquée au prestigieux concours d’affaires Les Mercuriades, présenté par la Fédération des Chambres de commerce du Québec, en remportant le prix Stratégie de développement durable, grande entreprise.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will begin accessibility work at D’Iberville station on October 19.
The integrated Pie-IX BRT project office is entering an important work phase this month—the construction of a pedestrian tunnel connecting the BRT to the future métro station of the Blue line extension, at the corner of Pie-IX Boulevard and Jean-Talon Street.
New card readers will be activated and tested on some buses of the 139 Pie-IX bus line next week.
On October 13, the Société de transport de Montréal will begin refurbishment and universal accessibility work at Pie-IX station.
The lane will take effect as of September 7
The Employee Commute Initiative will seek input from companies of all sizes and in all industries on the Island of Montréal
For better customer experience
Return to fare validation and front-door boarding beginning on August 10
On August 10, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will begin universal accessibility work at Édouard-Montpetit station.
The next buses to make the switch will be those from the Frontenac and Saint-Denis bus garages
Implementation of a reserved lane for buses, taxis and carpools on Louis-Hyppolite-Lafontaine corridor, beginning July 13
Staying the course toward the electrification of the surface network, STM teams conducted tests and trials of the first model of the New Flyer long-range electric bus series without passengers. These tests ensure that the vehicle’s performance fulfills the STM’s operational requirements.
Following the Quebec government’s announcement, and despite the fact that the Ministerial Order setting out all terms of application has not yet been issued, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) favourably welcomes the decision to make face coverings mandatory on public transit.
Fare collection back to normal for Transport adapté and line 212 Sainte-Anne customers
The STM welcomed yesterday the first of 17 new AZUR trains intended for the Green line.
Corporate Knights, a magazine focused on sustainability, has included again this year the STM in a select group of Canadian enterprises that stand out thanks to their exemplary responsible practices.
STM formally acknowledges report by Office de la consultation publique de Montréal on systemic racism and discrimination within the jurisdiction of the City of Montréal
In spite of the COVID-19 crisis, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is still looking to hire some 200 bus drivers to replenish its bank of candidates.
The STM is acquiring electrostatic sprayers, which will allow for more efficient disinfecting operations.
In preparation for a gradual recovery of economic activities, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is collaborating with the City of Montréal to install 224 hand sanitizer dispensers for riders at métro station entrances.
Due to the situation with COVID-19, which caused the temporary closure of construction sites, the Société de transport de Montréal has decided to postpone the closure of Côte-Vertu station, which was supposed to happen this summer, until summer 2021.
The STM has already taken the lead and initiated meetings with partners from the business and health sectors to define measures to better frame the post-lockdown period.
The STM announces the suspension of non-essential activities in métro stations
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) wishes to inform the media that from now on it will provide updates on the condition of employees who have received a confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis. It will do so in two ways, depending on the level of risk assessed by the Direction de la santé publique (DSP
La STM réitère qu’elle se fait un devoir depuis le début de la crise du COVID19 de consulter et de suivre les consignes dictées par la Direction nationale de la santé publique.
The next public meeting of the STM’s Board of Directors, taking place on April 1, will only be accessible via webcast.
Over the next three days, the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will run a campaign encouraging customers to purchase their monthly passes in advance and avoid having to wait in the particularly long lines expected on Monday, March 2.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) is launching a recruitment campaign aimed at hiring approximately 500 drivers and to replenish its bank of candidates.
The STM's new long-range electric bus successfully underwent testing in winter conditions.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) has a zero tolerance policy regarding intimidation and verbal abuse of its employees. The Act Respecting Occupational Health and Safety also requires that the STM take all the necessary measures to safeguard the health and ensure the safety and integrity of all workers.
Alors que la STM poursuit son plan pour recevoir les 300 bus hybrides promis par la mairesse pour 2020, ce qui constitue un défi de taille pour notre entreprise, l'entreprise désire s'adresser directement à ses clients et employés.
The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) will carry out major work at McGill station from mid-February 2020 to spring 2022.
Here’s some good news for STM customers to start the year: We have already received 32 of the 300 hybrid buses expected to arrive in 2020 and an average of 30 vehicles will continue to be delivered per month.
The "Prehistorics" campaign is back this winter.