Exo (public transit) Sainte-Julie sector
LocaleSainte-Julie, Quebec
Service typeBus service
AllianceExo
OperatorTransdev[1]
WebsiteVille de Sainte-Julie (Fr)

Exo (public transit) Sainte-Julie sector is the public transportation service for the small city of Sainte-Julie in southwestern Quebec, Canada. This municipality is located in the Marguerite-D'Youville Regional County Municipality, about 25 kilometres (16 mi), southeast of downtown Montreal.

The system provides a mix of regular transit bus and commuter express services, with most routes terminating either at Longueuil bus station or in downtown Montreal in front of 800, rue De La Gauchetière Ouest, across the street from Gare Centrale and near Terminus Centre-Ville. Agence métropolitaine de transport park and ride facilities for commuters, are located at 211 boulevard Armand-Frappier.[2][3] Industrial and rural areas of Sainte-Julie are served by taxibus.[4][5]

The Marguerite-D'Youville Regional County Municipality manages the transportation for people with disabilities within the Region. To be eligible for this service, one must complete the application form and be approved.

Bus routes

Sainte-Julie bus routes
No. Description [5] Service times
1 Des Hauts Bois (Sainte-Julie) All day 7 days a week
3 Principale Weekday Rush Hour
4 Abbé Théoret Weekday Rush Hour
5 N.P. Lapierre Weekday Rush Hour
6 Principale Daytime
7 N. P. Lapierre Daytime
8 North Sector Daytime, Late nights and Weekends
325 Express Longueuil - Cégep Daytime
330 Express Longueuil - CFP - Cégep Rush Hour
340 Express Longueuil - Promenades Saint-Bruno Weekends
350 Express Sainte Julie - Longueuil All day 7 days a week
600 Sainte-Julie to Montreal (de La Gauchetière Street / University Street near Place Bonaventure, Central Station and the downtown bus terminal)
T-110 Sainte-Julie - Industrial park taxibus
T-510 Sainte-Julie - Rural area taxibus

See also

References

  1. ↑ Transdev
  2. ↑ Ville de Sainte-Julie, incentive parking
  3. ↑ AMT incentive parking
  4. ↑ Ville de Sainte-Julie, public transit routes and timetables
  5. 1 2 "AMT Route List". Archived from the original on 2008-11-12. Retrieved 2018-05-31.


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