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Exo L'Assomption and Terrebonne–Mascouche sector - Wikipedia

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CRT Lanaudière (CRTL)

Founded	2002
Headquarters	930, rue Saint-Louis, Joliette
Locale	Lanaudière
Service area	MRC de D'Autray, MRC de Joliette, MRC de Matawinie and MRC de Montcalm
Service type	bus service
Website	CRTL Homepage

RTM L'Assomption

Service area	L'Assomption, Charlemagne, Le Gardeur, L'Épiphanie, Repentigny, Saint-Sulpice
Service type	bus service, paratransit
Website	[1]

RTM Terrebonne-Mascouche

Service area	Terrebonne, Mascouche
Service type	bus service

The Exo L'Assomption and Terrebonne–Mascouche sector is responsible for organising public transportation services throughout the administrative region of Lanaudière, northeast of Montreal, in central Quebec, Canada.

History

The Quebec Ministry of Transport produced a report in 1999 which analyzed the Lanaudière region's transport problems. This report overwhelmingly favoured a public transportation service managed within the region instead of the integration of existing public transit in L'Assomption and Les Moulins with either of the large Montreal (STM) or Laval (STL) systems. The result of this was the creation of the Conseil régional de transport Lanaudière in 2002, under the management of the six regional county municipalities of D'Autray, Joliette, L'Assomption, Matawinie, Montcalm and Les Moulins, with additional transit user representation on the board. This also required each MRC to manage operations in their territory, with a structure which may vary depending on different local needs.^[1] In June 2017, Quebec Ministry of Transport approved the law 76, which modified the transport gouvernance of transport entities in the Metropolitan Region of Montréal.^[2] The Administration of the CRTL was transferred to the MRC de Joliette – Division Transport, as well as the CTJM (Corporation de Transport Joliette-Métropolitain) and the TAJM (Transport Adapté Joliette-Mértopolitain) got implemented into the MRC de Joliette's transport division the same date.^[3]

Services

The southern municipalities within the region are still serviced by Réseau de transport métropolitain Terrebonne-Mascouche and Réseau de transport métropolitain L'Assomption, while the communities at a longer distance from Montreal are the ones that are being served by Transport MRC de Joliette (Interurban Routes). Specialized accessible transportation is administered locally within each member regional county municipality.

Bus Terminals

This small office, located at 942, rue St-Louis in Joliette,^[4] is owned and operated by Transport MRC de Joliette and is not part of the RTM system, but is partnered with it.

Picture of Terminus Joliette CRT Lanaudière

Bus routes

Transport MRC de Joliette^[5] (Includes the routes of the CRT Lanaudière and the Corporation de Transport Joliette-Métropolitain)
No.	Local Routes – Description ^[6]
1	Joliette – Notre-Dame-Des-Prairie
2	Joliette – Saint-Charles-Borromée
3	Joliette (Saint-Pierre District)
4	Joliette (Sainte-Thérèsre District)
No.	Interurban Routes – Description^[7]	Metro station or RTM terminus
32	St-Michel-des-Saints – Saint-Zénon – Sainte-Émilie-de-l'Énergie – Saint-Jean-de-Matha – Saint-Félix-de-Valois – Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes – Notre-Dame-des-Prairies – Joliette
34	Rawdon – Saint-Ambroise-de-Kildare – Saint-Charles-Borromée – Joliette
35	St-Lin-Laurentides – Sainte-Sophie – St-Jérôme	Saint-Jérôme
50	Joliette – Saint-Paul-de-Joliette – Crabtree – Sainte-Marie-Salomé – L'Assomption – Repentigny – Lavaltrie – Montreal	Radisson
125	St-Donat – Notre-Dame-de-la-Merci – Entrelacs – Chertsey – Rawdon – Sainte-Julienne – Saint-Esprit – Saint-Roch-de-L’Achigan – Mascouche – Montreal	Radisson
131–138	Joliette – Lavaltrie – Lanoraie – Berthierville
MRC de L'Assomption Routes^[8] (Réseau de transport collectif de la MRC de L'Assomption)
No.	Description	Metro station or RTM terminus
1	Repentigny local via boulevard L'Assomption	Repentigny
2	Repentigny – St-Sulpice – Lavaltrie	Repentigny
300	Repentigny – Montreal via Notre-Dame	Repentigny Honoré-Beaugrand, Radisson
400	Repentigny – Montreal via Sherbrooke	Repentigny Honoré-Beaugrand Radisson
6	Taxibus L'Épiphanie – L'Assomption
7	Repentigny – Charlemagne – CHPLG	Repentigny
8	Repentigny – Galeries Rive-Nord – Place Repentigny	Repentigny
9	Repentigny – Le Gardeur – Charlemagne	Repentigny
10	Repentigny – Le Gardeur – Charlemagne – Montreal	Repentigny Honoré-Beaugrand Radisson
11	Repentigny – Le Gardeur – Cégep de L'Assomption	Repentigny
13	L'Assomption – Montreal (Express)	Honoré-Beaugrand Radisson
14	L'Assomption local
15	Repentigny local	Repentigny
16	Repentigny – L'Assomption	Repentigny
20	Repentigny – Montreal (Express via Quebec Autoroute 40)	Repentigny Honoré-Beaugrand Radisson
50	Le Gardeur – Charlemagne – Montréal (Express via Quebec Autoroute 40)	Honoré-Beaugrand Radisson
MRC Les Moulins Routes^[9] (Transport en commun de la MRC Les Moulins)
No.	Description	Metro station or RTM terminus
1	Terrebonne – Mascouche (via Grande Allee/Pincourt)	Terrebonne
2	Terrebonne – Mascouche (via des Anglais)	Terrebonne
3	Terrebonne – Mascouche (via Autoroute 125)	Terrebonne
4	Terrebonne – Mascouche	Terrebonne
5	Terrebonne – Bois-des-Filion	Terrebonne
6	Terrebonne – Mascouche (via Domaine/Pincourt)	Terrebonne
8	Terrebonne	Terrebonne
9	Terrebonne Secteur ouest	Terrebonne
11	Terrebonne – Metro Radisson (via Hwy 344)	Terrebonne Radisson
14	Terrebonne – La Plaine	Terrebonne
15	Terrebonne – La Plaine (via L'Hotel-de-Ville/Laurier)	Terrebonne
16	Terrebonne – La Plaine (via Rodrigue/Laurier)	Terrebonne
17	Terrebonne – La Plaine (via Laurier)	Terrebonne
18	Terrebonne – CFP des Moulins / Cégep de Terrebonne	Terrebonne
19	Terrebonne – Laval	Terrebonne Montmorency
19A	Terrebonne – Laval	Terrebonne Montmorency
20	Terrebonne – Mascouche (via Masson)	Terrebonne
21	Terrebonne – Mascouche	Terrebonne
22	Mascouche
23	Terrebonne – Sainte-Thérèse (Cégep Lionel-Groulx)	Terrebonne Sainte-Thérèse
24	Terrebonne – Place Longchamps	Terrebonne
24 EXP	Terrebonne – Place Longchamps Express	Terrebonne
25A	Terrebonne – Metro Henri-Bourassa	Terrebonne Henri-Bourassa Nord
25B	Terrebonne – Metro Radisson	Terrebonne - Radisson
26	Mascouche (Taxibus)
35	Terrebonne – Montreal	Terrebonne Henri-Bourassa Nord
40	Terrebonne – Metro Radisson (via Autoroute 640)
42	Terrebonne – Mascouche	Terrebonne
43	Terrebonne – Mascouche	Terrebonne
45	Bois-des-Filion – Terrebonne	Terrebonne
48	Terrebonne	Terrebonne

References

^ "CRTL History". Archived from the original on 2007-07-09. Retrieved 2008-08-18.
^ Québec, Services. "Mise en œuvre de la loi 76 – Une nouvelle gouvernance s'installe au cœur du transport collectif de la région métropolitaine de Montréal – Portail Québec". www.fil-information.gouv.qc.ca (in French). Retrieved 2018-09-20.
^ "Intégration des services de transport à la MRC de Joliette – MRC de Joliette". mrcjoliette.qc.ca (in French). Retrieved 2018-09-20.
^ Association des propriétaires d’autobus du Québec (APAQ) – address for Terminus Joliette ^{[dead link‍]}
^ Transport MRC de Joliette – Routes, alternate list
^ "Transport MRC de Joliette – Circuits Urbains". Corporation de transport Joliette métropolitain (CTJM) (in French). Retrieved 2018-09-20.
^ "Transport MRC de Joliette – Circuits Interurbains". Archived from the original on 2008-11-03. Retrieved 2008-08-18.
^ "RTC de la MRC de L'Assomption – routes and schedules". Archived from the original on 2008-08-26. Retrieved 2008-08-18.
^ "MRC Les Moulins list of routes". Archived from the original on 2009-03-03. Retrieved 2008-08-18.

External links

Transit History of Montreal suburbs, Conseil Intermunicipal de Transport (CIT)

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