Some buses and shared-taxi routes will be modified and/or improved as of August 21, 2023.

The Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM) is the organization responsible for planning, organizing, financing and promoting public transit in the Greater Montréal area (of which the Agglomération de Longueuil is part). The ARTM is also responsible for setting public transit fares on its territory.

To better serve citizens heading to Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno this summer, solo or with friends, as a couple or with family, the RTL—in association with Sépaq, Tourisme Montérégie and Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville—is offering a customized public transit solution that allows users to enjoy nature without any harmful consequences for the environment.

Our integrated school lines now appear in the Google Maps trip planner and on the Transit mobile app.

The latest public health directives will allow the RTL’s paratransit service to return to its pre pandemic capacity as of March 23.

Service changes will take effect starting on Monday, April 4, 2022.

Between February 28 and April 10, you’ll no doubt see the visuals associated with the RTL’s public transit relaunch campaign on its buses and social media accounts. It’s a campaign that’s fresh, dynamic and in step with your needs and concerns.

There is a new bus line in service on the Boucherville-Montréal corridor. Line 461 stops at the new Touraine/A20 park-and-ride lot, then at the Mortagne lot, and finally at the Radisson terminal.

As of December 17, the paratransit platform currently located on Place Charles-Le Moyne will be moved inside the Longueuil terminal, in the F wing, near platform 41. An accessible platform has been built to allow users to get on and off paratransit vehicles.