Access to
Health Care Institutions
Access to certain health care institutions located near the route may be reduced during Un Tour la Nuit and the Tour de l’Île de Montréal.
However, alternative measures have been implemented to minimize any inconvenience. The Réseau de la santé et des services sociaux de Montréal recommends:
- contacting the institution concerned beforehand;
- calling the Info-Santé hotline 811 before going to the emergency room of one of these institutions;
- dialling 911 if the situation is urgent.
Optimize your trips with Waze
Vélo Québec has partnered with Waze to keep you informed about real-time traffic during the Tour la Nuit and Tour de l’Île. Since the Waze map is updated with data from our events, you will be able to find optimal routes and avoid road closures.
How to get to the Tour by bike, metro or car?
By bike
Tour la Nuit, Friday, June 3rd
Consult Useful info for participants to plan your itinerary to the location of your Tour la Nuit access point.
Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday, June 5th
Consult Useful info for participants to plan your itinerary to the location of your Tour de l’Île de Montréal access point.
By metro
Tour la Nuit, Friday, June 5th
For more information, consult the STM Web site: www.stm.info
The Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) will allow Un Tour la Nuit cyclists to access the metro as of 7 p.m. on Friday, June 5th, to get to the event start site. Passengers with bicycles will have access to six metro stations on the way to the event and three on the way home. A total of 16 bicycles will be allowed on board the first car of each train. However, tandems, tricycles and trailers will be prohibited.
In order to ensure compliance with the limit of 16 bicycles per train, no transfers will be permitted at the Snowdon, Jean-Talon, Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations, either on the way to the event or on the way home. STM employees will be on duty in the stations to point you in the right direction. Please give them your cooperation. Extra trains will be added.
The STM would also like to inform cyclists that in the event of an emergency requiring the trains to be evacuated, bicycles must be left on board to provide for the safety of passengers. Also, even in the event of bad weather, the only four stations accessible to cyclists heading home will be those indicated below.
From 7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., Friday, June 3rd, 2022
Metro stations that you can access with your bicycle on the way to the event
ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Montmorency, Henri-Bourrassa and Côte-Vertu; Exit: Sherbrooke
GREEN LINE – Entrance: Angrignon and Radisson; Exit: Viau
YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Longueuil; Exit: Berri-UQAM
BLUE LINE – No access
Metro stations that you can access with your bicycle on the way home
ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Viau; Exit: all stations
GREEN LINE – Entrance: Beaudry; Exit: all stations
YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Berri-UQAM; Exit: all stations
BLUE LINE – No access
Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday, June 5th
For more information, consult the STM Web site: www.stm.info
The Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) will allow Un Tour la Nuit cyclists to access the metro as of 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 5th, to get to the event start site. Passengers with bicycles will have access to six metro stations on the way to the event and six on the way home. A total of 16 bicycles will be allowed on board the first car of each train. However, tandems, tricycles and trailers will be prohibited.
In order to ensure compliance with the limit of 16 bicycles per train, no transfers will be permitted at the Snowdon, Jean-Talon, Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations, either on the way to the event or on the way home. STM employees will be on duty in the stations to point you in the right direction. Please give them your cooperation. Extra trains will be added.
The STM would also like to inform cyclists that in the event of an emergency requiring the trains to be evacuated, bicycles must be left on board to provide for the safety of passengers. Also, even in the event of bad weather, the only four stations accessible to cyclists heading home will be those indicated below.
From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday, June 5th, 2022
Metro stations that you can access with your bicycle on the way to the event
ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Montmorency, Henri-Bourrassa and Côte-Vertu; Exit: Snowdon and Sherbrooke
GREEN LINE – Entrance: Radisson; Exit: Angrignon and Beaudry
YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Longueuil; Exit: Berri-UQAM
BLUE LINE – Entrance: Saint-Michel; Exit: Snowdon
Metro stations that you can access with your bicycle on the way home
ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Sherbrooke and Snowdon; Exit: all stations
GREEN LINE – Entrance: Angrignon & Beaudry; Exit: all stations
YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Berri-UQAM; Exit: all stations
BLUE LINE – Entrance: Snowdon; Exit: all stations
For more information about the metro map, consult the STM Web site: www.stm.info
By car
Tour la Nuit, Friday, June 3
Given the new start scenario at the Tour la Nuit – 2 different access points – we suggest that you locate nearby public parking areas before participating in the event.
Please consult the maps with the schedules of street closures to plan your route and your parking. You can also park your vehicle on the streets around the Tour la Nuit start site. But be sure watch the signs!
Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday, June 5
Given the new start scenario at the Tour de l’Île de Montréal – 3 different access points – we suggest that you locate nearby public parking areas before participating in the event.
Please consult the maps with the schedules of street closures to plan your route and your parking. You can also park your vehicle on the streets around the Tour de l’Île start site. But be sure watch the signs!
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