Bois-Franc (AMT) - Connecting Bus Routes

Connecting Bus Routes

Société de transport de Montréal
No. and Route Name! Service Times Route Map Schedule
64 Grenet Regular Map Schedule
126 Polyvalente-Émile-Legault School days only Map Schedule
164 Dudemaine Regular Map Schedule
170 Keller Map Schedule
215 Henri Bourassa Regular, Located on blvd. Henri-Bourassa Map Schedule
382 Pierrefonds/Saint Charles Overnight Map Schedule
468 Trainbus Pierrefonds Rush hour, Located on Grenet and Henri-Bourassa Map Schedule
Société de transport de Laval
No. and Route Description Service Times Route Map (Click on "Route map") Schedule
55 to/from Laval-Ouest and Henri-Bourassa Terminus Nord via Gare Du Ruisseau
and via Gare Bois-de-Boulogne. The stops are on Grenet Street.		 Regular Map Schedule, north bound
South bound
144 to/from Sainte-Dorothée, Chomedey, and Terminus Côte-Vertu at the Côte-Vertu Metro station.
The stops are on Marcel Laurin Boulevard.		 Map Schedule, west bound
East bound
151 to/from Chomedey, Fabreville, Sainte-Rose and Terminus Côte-Vertu at the Côte-Vertu Metro station.
The stops are on Marcel Laurin Boulevard.		 Map Schedule, north bound
South bound
902 to/from Terminus Le Carrefour at Le Carrefour Laval and Terminus Côte-Vertu at the Côte-Vertu Metro station.
The stops are on Marcel Laurin Boulevard.		 Regular, on week days Map Schedule, north bound
South bound
  1. All bus routes coming from Laval cannot pick up passengers for Montreal-only trips.
    The same routes will pick up passengers for trips heading back to Laval but will not allow passengers to descend until it reaches Laval.
  2. Route No. 46 no longer passes by this station, AMT has neglected to bring this up to date on their website.

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