Bike

Park your bike

Numerous bike racks can be found in the Greater Montréal area, many of them at exo train stations and bus terminals. Find out more about our five bike stations at the Terrebonne bus terminal, Sainte-Julie bus terminal, Sainte-Thérèse bus terminal, Longueuil bus terminal and the Deux-Montagnes train station.

1. Bike racks

   You will find bike racks in most train station and bus terminal park-and-ride facilities.

   Other bike racks can be found all over Montréal sidewalks and elsewhere. They are managed by the municipality or borough to which they belong. Find out more by visiting the website of the applicable municipality or borough.

2. Vélostation

   

   Would you like to shelter your bike from inclement weather before using public transport? You can!

   Four secure bike shelter projects are now offered in Greater Montréal.

   It’s practical... all year long!

   The Bikezone – Terrebonne

   This Bikezone is located at the Terrebonne bus terminal. Registration is free and open to all public transit users.

   This Bikezone:

   • features 59 easy-to-use bike racks on two levels
   • is for standard two-wheel bikes
   • is accessible 23 hours a day (closed from 3 to 4 a.m. for maintenance), 7 days a week, 365 days a year
   • offers an on-site bicycle repair station

   The access key is activated on an OPUS card registered in the name of the subscriber. Use of the Bikezone is on a first-come, first-served basis. While the space is secure, bicycles must be locked at all times inside the Bikezone.

   Upon receiving your application, we will send you an email within three (3) business days to confirm that your request to access the Bikezone at Terrebonne bus terminal has been processed.

   Registering for Bikezone (in French)

    

   The Bikezone - Sainte-Thérèse station

   This Bikezone is located in the Terminus Sainte-Thérèse. Registration is free and open to all public transit users.

   This Bikezone:

   • has a total of 76 spaces
   • is for standard two-wheel bikes
   • is accessible 23 hours a day (closed from 3 to 4 a.m. for maintenance), 7 days a week, 365 days a year

   The access key is activated on an OPUS card registered in the name of the subscriber. Use of the Bikezone is on a first-come, first-served basis.

   Upon receiving your application, a customer service agent will contact you to confirm your registration and activate your OPUS card.

   Registering for Bikezone (in French)

    

   The Bikezone – Terminus Sainte-Julie

   

   This Bikezone is located in the Terminus Sainte-Julie. Registration is free and open to all public transit users.

   This Bikezone:

   • is offered as part of the partnership between exo and Ville de Sainte-Julie
   • has a total of 76 spaces
   • is for standard two-wheel bikes
   • is accessible 23 hours a day (closed from 3 to 4 a.m. for maintenance), 7 days a week, 365 days a year

   The access key is activated on an OPUS card registered in the name of the subscriber. Use of the Bikezone is on a first-come, first-served basis.

   Upon receiving your application, a customer service agent will contact you to confirm your registration and activate your OPUS card. 

   Registering for Bikezone (in French)

    

   The Bikezone - Terminus Longueuil

   This Bikezone, developed in collaboration with the Université de Sherbrooke and the City of Longueuil, is located on the university’s premises and is adjacent to the Longueuil terminal. Registration is free and reserved for OPUS+ and OPUS+ entreprise members.

   This Bikezone:

   • offers secure access from Place Charles-Le Moyne 
   • features 80 easy-to-use bike racks on two levels
   • is for standard two-wheel bikes
   • is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

   Access keys are non-transferable. 

   Registering for Bikezone (in French)

    

   The Bikezone - Deux-Montagnes station

   This Bikezone is located in the Deux-Montagnes station park-and-ride lot. Registration is free and open to all public transit users who have a registered OPUS card.

   This Bikezone:

   • features a sliding door that opens automatically
   • has a total of 78 spaces
   • is for standard two-wheel bikes
   • is accessible 23 hours a day (closed from 3 to 4 a.m. for maintenance), 7 days a week, 365 days a year

   Access keys are non-transferable.  

   Registering for Bikezone (in French)

    

   Answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Bikezone

   1. How long can I leave my bike in the Bikezone?

      To allow other users to have a space in the Bikezone, and to ensure its maintenance, we ask that you remove your bike at the end of the day. Bikes left for more than 48 consecutive hours in the Bikezone risk being removed by our personnel.

   2. I have access to the Bikezone. Can I let a friend leave their bike at the same time as me or in my place?

      No. Only people who are registered and hold an access key can use the Bikezone. All other people must use an outdoor rack. To maintain security at the Bikezone, do not allow people without an access key to enter the Bikezone when you are coming or going.

   3. What do I do if I have difficulty accessing the Bikezone (door won’t open, loss of OPUS card, or any other reason)?

      For the Bikezones at the Deux-Montagnes station and Sainte-Julie terminal, contact our Customer Service at 514-287-8726 between 6 a.m. and 8:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, and between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekends and holidays. We will correct the situation as quickly as possible. Please note that no assistance will be provided outside of business hours and that access to the Bikezone is forbidden between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m.

      For the Bikezone located on the Université de Sherbrooke campus in Longueuil, contact the security agent on site at 450-463-1835, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

   4. Longueuil terminal: I am no longer an OPUS+ or OPUS+ entreprise member. Can I keep my access to the Bikezone?

      To access the Bikezone at the Longueuil terminal, you must be an OPUS+ or OPUS+ entreprise member. When you unsubscribe from an OPUS+ program, your registration to the Bikezone will automatically come to an end.

   5. Do I have to register for the Bikezone every year?

      Your access to the Bikezone is valid for the same period as your OPUS card. When your OPUS card expires, you must re-register for the Bikezone by filling out the registration form.

      For Longueuil terminal Bikezone users only: You do not have to re-register when your OPUS card expires. Upon renewing your card, exo will re-activate your access to the Bikezone before sending out your new OPUS card.

   6. What do I do if there are no available racks in the Bikezone when I arrive?

      The first-come, first-served principle applies. If no bike rack is available in the Bikezone, you must lock your bike on an outdoor rack.

Bixi

BIXI, greater Montréal's public bike system, has become an integral part of urban transport. Accessible to members and occasional users alike, BIXI allows you to make short trips and leave your bike at any one of the 600 stations.

Soak up the summer sun and use BIXI to get around, for all or part of your trip!

An ideal complement to public transport!
BIXI bikes are robust and adaptable to the user. They feature a practical basket, a chain cover and a comfortable seat, and they are easy to mount. They can therefore be used even if you are wearing business casual dress.
BIXI bikes are ideal for:

• short inner-city trips
• getting to a metro station
• doing a little bit of exercise over lunch time

How it works ?
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