Other Transportation Modes

Laval has three metro stations: Cartier Terminal, De La Concorde intermodal station, and Montmorency Terminal. These stations are on Line 2 – Orange. 

To take the metro in Laval, an All Modes AB, ABC or ABCD fare is required. 

Laval has three commuter train stations: Vimont station, De La Concorde intermodal station, and Sainte‑Rose station. These stations are on the exo2 – Saint‑Jérôme line. 

To take the train in Laval, an All Modes AB, ABC or ABCD fare is required. 

Laval has two REM stations: Île‑Bigras station and Sainte‑Dorothée station. 

To take the REM in Laval, an All Modes AB, ABC or ABCD fare is required. 

Planning to take a bus operated by exo, the STM or the RTL? 
With a Bus fare, you can travel on any bus across the Greater Montréal area. 

Reserved spaces are available in park-and-ride lots to make it easier to combine carpooling with public transit. 

Conditions of use: 

• A minimum of 2 passengers aged 16 or older per vehicle 
• No reservation required (first come, first served) 
• No registration required 

Laval has Communauto stations that let you rent cars at an affordable price. 

Discounts 

With an OPUS+ subscription or OPUS+ Corporate subscription, you can get special rates with Communauto. 

Choose between the OPUS+ DUO Economical plan and the OPUS+ DUO Freedom plan to save on membership or subscription fees and enjoy reduced rates when you need a car. 

Bike racks are available from April 15 to November 14. For safety reasons, they can only be used in Laval between sunrise and sunset. 

Bike racks are not available after dark, as bikes may block the bus headlights. 

• While at the stop, let the bus driver know you plan to use the bike rack 
• If someone is unloading their bike, wait before placing yours 
• If the rack is folded up, pull the latch to lower it 
• Place your bike in the slot closest to the bus 
• Secure your bike by pulling the support arm as high as possible over the wheel 
• Board the bus and validate your fare 

• Before reaching your stop, inform the bus driver that you will be retrieving your bike 
• Return the support arm to the horizontal position 
• Remove your bike from the rack 
• If the rack is empty and no one else is waiting, fold it up until it locks 
• Move away from the bus and signal the driver when it is safe to leave 

• Ages 14 and over (or accompanied by an adult) 
• Maximum of 2 bikes per rack 
• Bikes must not have accessories (basket, bag, child seat, etc.) 
• Only non-motorized two-wheel bicycles are allowed  
• Children’s bikes, tandems, unicycles, fat bikes and electric bikes are not permitted 
• Bus drivers are not allowed to leave their seat to assist you 
• Bikes are not allowed inside buses, except for folding bikes 
• Locking your bike to the rack is not permitted 
• STL staff may deny access to the rack if rules are not followed or if conditions are unsafe 
• The STL is not responsible for damage, loss or theft related to bike rack use