The Mayor held a press conference on August 17, 2010

along with some members of Council and of le CIT La Presqu’Île

Mayor Pierre Kary announces the official start of the public transit on its territory

 

Michel Pratte, Vice-President of le CIT La Presqu’Île

 

Michel Pratte, Vice-Presdident of le CIT La Presqu’Île, Brigitte Asselin, Councillor for district 3,

Manon Charest, Director General of le CIT La Presqu’Île, Nathalie Richard, Councillor for district 2,
Gilbert Arsenault, Councillor for district 5, Pierre Kary, Mayor of Saint-Lazare

Gilbert Arsenault, Councillor for district 5, Nathalie Richard, Councillor for district 2,

Brigitte Asselin, Councillor for district 3, Manon Charest, Director General of
le CIT La Presqu’Île, Michel Pratte, Vice-Presdident of le CIT La Presqu’Île, Pierre Kary, Mayor of Saint-Lazare

3 buses from the Transbus company will offer 7 morning departures and 7 returns, Monday to Friday

 

A spacious and comfortable interior which offers 22 seats and enough room for 9 standing passengers!

 

First departure: Monday, August 30 at 4:59 a.m.!

 

Elected officials will observe the passengers habits and promise to adjust the service to reflect demand

 

The service also allows residents to travel within Saint-Lazare

 

Users will soon be able to purchase tickets at the Saint-Lazare Pharmaprix located at 1780 Chemin Sainte-Angélique

 

From downtown Saint-Lazare, passengers are at the train station in less than 20 minutes

 

The seat configuration certainly allows for exchanges!

 

The more use it, the cheaper the service will be!

 

See you on August 30!