La grande région métropolitaine de Montréal comporte 4 zones : A, B, C et D. Consultez la carte pour savoir dans quelle zone se trouve votre municipalité, gare, terminus ou station.

For a trip starting at McGill station (Montréal: Zone A) and ending at Montmorency station (Laval: Zone B), you must hold a valid fare on zone A and B, that is an All modes AB fare.

Check the map to find out which zone your municipality, station or terminal is located in. Which transit fare will I need to travel through multiple zones? Before selecting the fare for your trip, …

Laval and Longueuil métro stations are located in Zone B. An All Modes AB, ABC or ABCD fare is required to make trips to and from these stations. Children aged 11 and under can travel for …

There are now four zones—A, B, C and D—instead of eight. Ensure that you properly identify your new travel zones to find the right fare. If you’re not sure which zone your municipality is …

1 These fares are not valid outside of Zone A. For trips to and from métro stations in Laval and Longueuil, you will need an All Modes AB fare. 2 Customers can pay in cash on board the 747 …

Your fare must be valid in the zone you are departing from, the zones you will travel through and the zone you will arrive in. Choose between All Modes A, AB, ABC and ABCD fares.

Identify your departure and arrival zones. There are 4 fare zones. You can confirm your municipality’s fare zone by consulting this appendix of the fare schedule. 2. Select the …

When fully commissioned, the REM will operate between zones A, B and C. Don’t know which zone (s) you travel in? Learn about zones A, B, C and D on the ARTM website.

You can buy your transit fares in several places: from station agents in the métro or at local businesses. Entreprise publique, la Société de transport de Montréal assure les besoins de …