Montreal's Bus Network Redesign: Smoother REM Connections

0:00It's April 21st, welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. Montreal's transit scene is leveling up big time. The associated transport to Montreal is rolling out a massive bus network redesign in the West Island and center-north areas, time perfectly with the REM's new ANSEA-O or May branch, opening on May 18th. This overhaul hits nearly 80 routes across 6 burrows and 9 cities on the island of Montreal. Since the biggest network shake-up in STM history, built over years to sink buses with the incoming light rail, riders are set to fill the boost with smoother connections straight to the REM stations, extra service on 15 routes, including for that stretch, into evenings and weekends, and eight brand new lines to fill the gaps. To keep everyone on track, STM's dropping an all-mind route simulator, detailed maps on their site, plus info booths and public sessions for hands-on, help. As this 14-kilometer REM extension brings four fresh stations online next month, expect

1:05a more efficient ride that matches how we move today, and tomorrow's day plugged in for the seamless switch.