Exo Le Richelain sector

Exo (public transit) Le Richelain sector
Founded 1984
Service type Bus service, paratransit
Alliance AMT
Routes 22
Operator Groupe La Québécoise [1]
Website citrichelain.com

The Exo (public transit) Le Richelain sector is the public transportation system for the municipalities of La Prairie, Candiac and Saint-Philippe, which are suburbs lying southeast of Montreal in Quebec, Canada. Originally the communities around Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu were included but the town now has its own public transit system which serves that area.

Commuter service to Montreal is the major function of the CIT, either directly to the downtown bus terminal via a reserved bus lane on the Champlain Bridge or services to Terminus Longueuil with metro to downtown Montreal.

In 2007, CIT Le Richelain renewed the contract with the Gestrans[2] to provide all management services and renewed its agreement with the carrier La Québécoise for the operation of the buses.[3]

Routes

CITLR bus routes[4]
No.DescriptionNotes
22La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
23La Prairie - Montreal
24La Prairie - Montreal
25La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
26La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
27La Prairie
28Saint-Philippe - La Prairie
29La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
31Candiac - La Prairie - Montreal
31-GCandiac - La Prairie - Montreal
32Candiac - Montreal
33Candiac - Montreal
34La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
35La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
36Candiac - La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
37Candiac - La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
38Candiac - La Prairie - Brossard - Montreal
39Candiac - Brossard - Montreal
40Candiac - La Prairie - Longueuil
40-SCandiac - La Prairie - Longueuil - Collège Édouard-Montpetit
321La Prairie - Montreal at Nazareth/William (Express)
334La Prairie - Montreal at Terminus Centre-ville (Express)
TrainbusLocal shuttle service to Candiac station

See also

References

  1. ↑ Groupe La Québécoise Services: Public Transportation
  2. ↑ Gestrans Inc. experts in public transit - clients
  3. ↑ CIT le Richelain, Mission Statement and History
  4. ↑ CITLR bus routes, schedules and map (French)
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