Infocirculation

To better plan your trips on June 2 and 4, 2023

On the first weekend of June, the Go Bike Montreal Festival will be in full swing with the presentation of the Tour la Nuit and the Tour de l’Île de Montréal. As these events will change the usual traffic conditions, we invite you to plan your trips.

You will find here the schedule of streets closed to traffic during the Tour la Nuit and Tour de l’Île de Montréal events, as well as a map of the route and information on how to get to the Tour sites.

 

Optimize your trips with Waze

Vélo Québec is partnering with Waze to provide you with real-time traffic information during the Tour la Nuit and Tour de l’Île. As the Waze map is updated with data from our events, you will be able to choose the best routes and avoid streets closed to traffic.

To plan your trips on June 2 and 4

Here is the schedule of streets closed to traffic during the Tour la Nuit and Tour de l’Île de Montréal events. As these events will affect the usual traffic conditions, we invite you to plan your trips.

If you need help planning your trip by foot, bike, public transit or car during the Tour la Nuit or Tour de l’Île de Montréal, you can reach our traffic specialists by email at [email protected] as well as at the following numbers :  514 521-8356, ext. 8 or 1 800 567-8356 , ext. 8.

Schedule of the Infocirculation phone line :

  • Wednesday May 31 and Thursday June 1st, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Friday, June 2, from noon to 11 p.m.
  • Saturday, June 3, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Sunday, June 4, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Getting to the Tours by bike, metro or car

By bike

Tour la Nuit, Friday, June 2nd

Visit the Participant Info page to plan your bike ride to the Tour la Nuit.

 

Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday June 4

Visit the Participant Info page to plan your bike ride to participate in the Tour de l’Île de Montréal.

 

By metro

Tour la Nuit, Friday June 2

For more info : stm.info

The Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) will allow the Tour la Nuit cyclists to access the metro starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, June 2, to get to the start of the event. Cyclists will be able to take the metro from eight stations on the way in and three stations on the way out. A total of 16 bikes will be allowed on the first car of each train. Tandem bikes, tricycles and trailers will not be allowed.

In order to respect the ratio of 16 bikes per train, no transfers will be possible at SnowdonJean-TalonLionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations, for both the outbound and return trips. STM personnel will be present in the stations to guide you and the frequency of trains will be increased.

The STM would also like to inform cyclists that in the event of an emergency measure requiring the evacuation of trains, bicycles will have to remain inside the cars, to ensure the safety of passengers. Also, in case of bad weather, the only four accessible metro stations for the return trip are those indicated below.

Stations accessible on the outbound trip

ORANGE LINE – Entrances: Montmorency, Henri-Bourrassa, Côte-Vertu and Vendôme; Exit: Beaubien

  • Please note that the Montmorency station parking lot will be closed on Sunday for the Laval Firefighters Race. Plan your trips accordingly. However, the station will welcome bicycles as planned.

GREEN LINE – Entrances: Radisson, Verdun, Angrignon; Exit: Viau

YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Longueuil; Exit: Berri-UQAM

BLUE LINE – No access

Stations accessible on return

ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Beaubien; Exit: all stations

GREEN LINE – Entrance: Viau; Exit: all stations

YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Berri-UQAM; Exit: all stations

BLUE LINE – No access

Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday June 4

For more info : stm.info

The Société de Transport de Montréal (STM) will allow Tour de l’Île de Montréal cyclists to access the metro starting at 7 a.m. on Sunday, June 4, to get to the start of the event. Cyclists will be able to take the metro from eight stations on the way to the event and three stations on the way back. A total of 16 bikes will be allowed on the first car of each train. Tandem bikes, tricycles and trailers will not be allowed.

In order to respect the ratio of 16 bikes per train, no transfers will be possible at SnowdonJean-TalonLionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations, for both the outbound and return trips. STM personnel will be present in the stations to guide you and the frequency of trains will be increased.

The STM would also like to inform cyclists that in the event of an emergency measure requiring the evacuation of trains, bicycles will have to remain inside the cars, to ensure the safety of passengers. Also, in case of bad weather, the only four accessible metro stations for the return trip are those indicated below.

Stations accessible on the outbound trip

ORANGE LINE – Entrances: Montmorency, Henri-Bourrassa, Côte-Vertu and Vendôme; Exits: Beaubien

GREEN LINE – Entrance: Radisson, Verdun, Angrignon; Exits: Viau Viau

YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Longueuil; Exit: Berri-UQAM

BLUE LINE – No access

Stations accessible on return

ORANGE LINE – Entrance: Beaubien Beaubien; Exit: all stations

GREEN LINE – Entrances : Viau; Exit: all stations

YELLOW LINE – Entrance: Berri-UQAM; Exit: all stations

BLUE LINE – No access

By car

Tour la Nuit, Friday June 2nd

If you are driving to the Tour la Nuit, the Olympic Park is offering you a special rate for parking your vehicle in its parking lots: 24 hours of parking for $20 instead of the usual $25. Click here to purchase your parking ticket.

Please consult the maps and street closure times to plan your route and parking. It is possible to park your vehicle on some of the streets surrounding the Tour la Nuit departure. Please be aware of the signs.

Tour de l’Île de Montréal, Sunday June 4th

If you are driving to the Tour de l’Île de Montréal, the Olympic Park is offering you a special rate for parking your vehicle in its parking lots: 24 hours of parking for $20 instead of the usual $25. Click here to purchase your parking ticket.

Please consult the maps and street closure times to plan your route and parking. It is possible to park your vehicle on some of the streets surrounding the Tour la Nuit departure. Please be aware of the signs

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