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STM expresses disappointment with the 2024-2025 federal budget's lack of new measures to support public transit infrastructure, highlighting concerns about potential impacts on urban mobility and housing initiatives.
TransLink, STM and TTC collectively advocate for the early allocation of funds under the new federal Permanent Transit Fund, stressing the pivotal role of public transit in addressing pressing challenges and sustaining urban growth.
With the introduction of safety ambassadors and enhanced security protocols, STM remains committed to fostering a safe and welcoming environment for all passengers commuting using Montréal's metro network.
STM and its metropolitan partners are setting a new standard in accessibility with their new inclusive mobility plan, empowering individuals with functional limitations to navigate public transportation independently.
By implementing these new measures, STM aims to create a safer and more welcoming environment for its passengers and employees, ensuring that public transit remains an attractive mode of transportation in Montréal.
In line with STM's Mouvement bus plan, the introduction of the four new reserved lanes in Montreal will not only improve the city's bus network but also promote active and public transportation.
From July 2023, Montreal residents over the age of 65 will be able to benefit from free public transit fares, as part of a new initiative launched by the City of Montreal and STM in order to meet their mobility needs.
By allowing cyclists to bring their bikes into the metro network during extended hours, STM aims to promote integrated mobility, while assessing the impact of the new measures on customer flow, service delivery and security.
In addition to the new lift, McGill station has undergone a larger overhaul, including the renovation of building entrances, improvement of natural ventilation and the construction of a new entrance building.
STM and Transit's new artificial intelligence based tool will help streamline bus detours and temporary stops for Montreal's public transit users, enhancing the overall customer experience.
As part of the partnership, RATP Group will provide STM with personalised advice on the best practices to transitioning bus garages and vehicles to electric, with a key focus on maintaining safety.
STM's new budget will equip the agency to take on current and future challenges, as it works to meet the transportation needs of Montreal's residents and combat the financial constraints that it has faced post-pandemic.
Following the launch of the new lifts, there are now 23 fully accessible stations in the metro network, providing customers with reduced mobility with easier access to a wider range of STM services.
Forming part of the Mouvement bus 2025 vision, the operator, STM, will be adding 10.8 kilometres of reserved lanes to the current bus network.
By removing the eligibility criteria based on gender identity and including people with reduced mobility, STM aims to offer the same safe travel experience to all its customers who might feel unsafe while travelling at night.
