Service in case of REM interruption
Travel Alternatives
Select a departure station and an arrival station to see which alternative transit options are available during a REM service interruption.
What to do in case of a service interruption?
In the event of a service interruption, you will be informed by station audio announcements, as well as on the Service Status page and on our X account (formerly Twitter). Once notified of the interruption, look for the information signs in the station and proceed to the appropriate bus stop or to the nearest STM metro station.
Shuttle bus connections may be deployed between some REM stations (Brossard, Du Quartier, Panama, Île-des-Sœurs, Gare Centrale, Côte‑de‑Liesse, Sainte‑Dorothée, and Bois‑Franc) as needed.
When to use REM shuttles?
Frequently asked questions
Are regular transit fares valid on REM shuttles?
Yes, you must have a valid transit fare to board.
Learn more about transit fares
What are the upcoming planned closures?
Every evening, service is interrupted from 9 p.m. between Côte‑de‑Liesse and Deux‑Montagnes stations.
Are bicycles allowed on board the shuttle buses?
Please note that bicycles are not permitted on board the shuttle buses. Guide dogs and service dogs are allowed at all times.
Access adapted transportation
To access paratransit during a REM service disruption, you must inform a supervisor on site at the bus platforms. A request will be made to provide transportation within zones A, B, and C. Depending on the situation, a transfer to a station with another transportation provider may be required.
REM Partners
Partenaires du REM
The service plan in case of REM interruption was developed under the coordination of the ARTM with the REM and its partners.
Please note that depending on traffic conditions and road network, bus shuttle travel times may vary.
Text message alerts
Stay informed about network and elevator status with text alerts sent to your cell phone.