REM and Montreal YUL airport: New bus route
TVA posted advice on Wednesday on ways to get to the airport but now there’s another – a new bus route linking the REM’s Des Sources station to YUL, at least until the REM’s A2 branch opens.
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Nicholas 13:20 on 2026-06-11 Permalink
First link should go here.
Kate 13:48 on 2026-06-11 Permalink
I was planning to post yesterday’s story, but thanks for the correction!
Nicholas 14:24 on 2026-06-11 Permalink
TVA is really milking this story, two articles in two days. No suggestion to take any of the other buses, like the 747 or the 209/214/460.
Joey 14:26 on 2026-06-11 Permalink
As I entered minute 25 of waiting for an Uber at the airport yesterday evening, I was wondering why the only transit option until the REM’s Trudeau spur is done is the 747. This seems like a simple and convenient option for a lot of passengers. I was also wondering why the airport was continuing to allow free passenger pickup and drop-off despite the construction causing huge traffic build-ups. Other airports charge a fee if you want to drive up to the terminal; Montreal should implement that until the construction is over. When the wait for a cab is almost a long as a flight, there’s a problem.