Agence Métropolitaine de Transport

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The Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) is the government agency that is responsible to plan, integrate, and coordinate public transportation services in the Greater Montreal area, including the Island of Montreal, Laval, and communities along North and South Shore of Montreal.

Commuter Trains

The AMT owns and manages 5 commuter train lines and plans to add a sixth in late 2012.

List of commuter train lines

Line Name	Length	Began Operation	Number of Stations	Daily Ridership	Weekday Departures	Weekend Departures	Train Type	Operated by	Remarks
Blainville–Saint-Jérôme	62.1 km	1997	13	10,200 (2008)	10 Round Trips	No Service	Diesel	Montrain (CN)
Candiac	23.3 km	2001	8	2,700 (2007)	6 Round Trips	No Service	Diesel	CP Rail
Deux-Montagnes	31.1 km	1982 (STM) 1996 (AMT)	12	31,200 (2007, Weekdays)	25 Inbound, 24 Outbound	11 Round Trips (Saturday) 6 Round Trips (Sunday)	Electric	Montrain (CN)
Vaudreuil–Hudson	64.4 km	1887 (CP Rail) 1982 (STCUM) 1996 (AMT)	19	14,700 (2007, Weekdays)	13 Inbound 14 Outbound	4 Round Trips (Saturday) 3 Round Trips (Sunday)	Diesel	CP Rail	Hudson station is served by only one round trip train on weekdays only
Mont-Saint-Hilaire	34.9 km	2000	7	6,600 (2007)	7 Round Trips	No Service	Diesel	Montrain (CN)
Repentigny–Mascouche	51 km	2012 (planned)	14	N/A	8 Round Trips	No Service	Dual-Powered	Montrain (CN)	Planned Expansion

Bus Service

The AMT manages 2 metropolitan bus routes bus routes.

Route Number	Route Name	Departure Point	Arrival Point	Operator	Remarks
90	Express AMT Chevrier	Chevrier Park-n-Ride	Terminus Centre-Ville	RTL
935	TRAINBUS	Gare Parc	Gare Lucien-L'Allier	STM	Runs from Gare Parc to downtown during AM rush only

Fare Zones

The greater Montreal area is divided in 8 fare zones. Zone 1 includes the central portion of the Island of Montreal and other zones stretch outwards in all directions.

Zone	Main Cities	Zone	Main Cities
1	Montréal	5	Chambly Chateauguay Candiac Vaudreuil=Dorion Terrebonne Repentigny Boisbriand
2	Montréal Dorval	6	Blainville Beloeil Richelieu Hudson Mascouche Rigaud
3	Montréal Laval Longueuil Brossard Beaconsfield Kirkland	7	L'Assomption Contrecoeur Oka Mirabel
4	La Prairie N.-D.-de-l'Ile-Perrot	8	St-Jérôme St-Hyacinthe Salaberry-de-Valeyfield

2010 Fare Structure

Ticket Type	Validity Period	Fare Zone
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
TRAM	1 calendar month	81.00 $	94.50 $	111.00 $	121.00 $	140.00 $	168.00 $	194.00 $	222.00 $
		65.00 $	75.50 $	89.00 $	97.00 $	112.00 $	134.00 $	155.00 $	178.00 $
		48.50 $	56.50 $	66.50 $	72.50 $	84.00 $	101.00 $	116.00 $	133.00 $
TRAIN	1 calendar month	N/A	N/A	N/A	111.00 $	119.00 $	143.00 $	165.00 $	N/A
					89.00 $	95.00 $	114.00 $	132.00 $
					65.50 $	71.50 $	86.00 $	99.00 $
TRAIN Booklet (6 tickets)	Each Ticket: 120 minutes	16.00 $	19.00 $	22.00 $	24.00 $	28.00 $	33.50 $	39.00 $	N/A
		9.50 $	11.50 $	13.00 $	14.50 $	17.00 $	20.00 $	23.50 $
TRAIN Ticket	120 minutes	4.00 $	4.75 $	5.50 $	6.00 $	7.00 $	8.50 $	9.75 $	N/A
		2.50 $	2.75 $	3.25 $	3.50 $	4.25 $	5.00 $	5.75 $

Legend

Regular Fare

Student Fare

Reduced Fare

2011 Fare Structure

Ticket Type	Validity Period	Fare Zone
		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
TRAM	1 calendar month	82.00 $	96.50 $	113.00 $	123.00 $	142.00 $	171.00 $	197.00 $	225.00 $
		66.50 $	77.50 $	90.50 $	98.50 $	114.00 $	137.00 $	158.00 $	180.00 $
		49.00 $	57.50 $	68.00 $	74.00 $	85.00 $	102.50 $	118.00 $	135.00 $
TRAIN	1 calendar month	N/A	N/A	N/A	113.00 $	121.00 $	145.00 $	167.00 $	N/A
					90.50 $	97.00 $	116.00 $	134.00 $
					68.00 $	72.50 $	87.00 $	100.00 $
TRAIN Booklet (6 tickets)	Each Ticket: 120 minutes	16.50 $	19.00 $	22.50 $	24.00 $	28.00 $	33.50 $	39.00 $	N/A
		10.00 $	11.50 $	13.50 $	14.50 $	17.00 $	20.00 $	23.50 $
TRAIN Ticket	120 minutes	4.00 $	4.75 $	5.75 $	6.00 $	7.00 $	8.50 $	9.75 $	N/A
		2.50 $	2.75 $	3.50 $	3.50 $	4.25 $	5.00 $	5.75 $

Legend

Regular Fare

Student Fare

Reduced Fare

Fleet

Locomotives

• 4 General Motors GP9RM (1310–1313). Built in 1959. Rebuilt in 1993.
• 11 General Motors F59PHI (1320–1330). Built between 2000 and 2001.
• 15 General Motors F40PHR (various numbers). On lease .
• 2 General Motors F40PH-2CAT
• 5 General Motors GP40FH-2. Built between 1965 and 1968. On lease.
• 20 dual mode Bombardier ALP-45DP. (On Order)

Active locomotive roster

Fleet number	Year built	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Remarks
243, 270, 271, 274, 287, 293, 301, 302, 310, 319, 330, 372, 400, 411, 418	1977-1985	EMD	F40PHR	3 200 hp	Ex-Amtrak, All units leased
526, 530, 532	1988	EMD	F59PH	3 000 hp	Ex-GO Transit
1320, 1330	2000-2001	EMD	F59PHI	3 200 hp	Bought new
4117, 4118	1979-1981	EMD	F40PH-2CAT	3 000 hp	Leased from New Jersey Transit
4135, 4137, 4140, 4143, 4144	1966-1970	EMD	GP40FH-2	3 000 hp	Leased from New Jersey Transit
18523, 18524, 18531	1988	EMD	F59PH	3 000 hp	Ex-GO Transit, on lease

Future locomotive roster

Fleet number	Year built	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Remarks
1350-1369	2011-2012	Bombardier	ALP-45DP	4 200 hp (Diesel mode) 5 900 hp (Electric mode)	Bought new, Dual-mode locomotive First unit to be delivered in May 2011

Retired locomotive roster

Fleet number	Year built	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Remarks
1300-1306	1952	EMD	FP7A	1 500 hp	Ex-STCUM, nee CP
1310-1313	1959	EMD	GP9u	1 800 hp	Ex-STCUM, nee CN

Passenger cars

• 80 single-level coaches. Built between 1967 and 1976 by Hawker-Siddeley Canada. Ex-GO Transit.
• 24 single-level coaches. Built in 1989 by Bombardier.
• 9 bilevel coaches. Built in 1969 by Canadian Vickers.
• 22 Bombardier BiLevel Coach. Built in 2004.
• 58 single-level electric multiple unit (MR-90). Built in 1994–1995 by Bombardier.
• 160 bilevel coaches. Built by Bombardier. (On delivery through 2011)