How to use the REM
Five REM stations are now in service between Brossard and downtown Montreal! Find all of the information on the new network here.
Use a trip planner
Use your favourite trip planner to plan your commute and see schedules for the bus, metro, train and REM.
Station access
All our stations are universally accessible, fitted with bike racks and accessible by public transit via bus and paratransit.
Some stations have park-and-ride lots, with both free and paid spaces.
See station-specific information
Service schedule and frequency
The REM will be in service 20 hours a day. Its schedule will vary according to the day of the week.
Transit fares
REM fares have been integrated in the ARTM fare schedule and also include metro, bus and train access to simplify your travel in the Greater Montréal area.
Transit fare prices vary according to your point of departure, your point of arrival, and the geographic zones you cross on the way (A, B, C or D).
Avoid waiting in line by purchasing your transit tickets in advance at any existing points of sale. Find a point of sale now
Fares are compatible with your OPUS card.
Plan your winter travel
The REM network and cars are ready to cope with harsh winter conditions. See our page on REM in winter for some tips on how to plan your trips this winter.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring my bike in the REM? Is my dog allowed on board? Our travel FAQs can help you find quick answers to your questions.