GUIDES AND RESOURCES
Browse through the sections below to learn more about the different infrastructures
and sustainable mobility services available in the territory. Also, find out how you can
take action on mobility.
Choose your mode of transportation and plan your trips
Planning is the key to transforming your journeys into sustainable mobility. Mobility Montreal offers you a wide selection of websites and applications that will help you choose your mode of transport.
Public Transportation
Metro, train, bus... the District Central is served by several public transit lines.
Active Transportation
Cycling is now recognized as a viable and complementary mode of active transportation in urban environments. Discover the resources available.
Carsharing
Carsharing provides a flexible solution for occasional trips with shared vehicles you can access on demand. Explore the options available.
Car
If you’re traveling by car, check available parking or reserve your spot before you leave to avoid searching needlessly.
Safety and Sharing the Road
To ensure the safety of all and to optimize your travel experience, several tools are available to you.
Taking Action for Mobility
Start your own mobility initiative or take your sustainable actions further with our many tools.
Mobility Committee - SDC District Central
Accessibility and mobility in the neighbourhood can be experienced differently by different types of users. To reflect these realities, the Committee is composed of business leaders, employees, property owners and mobility experts. Its role: to recommend and support the SDC in the realization of innovative projects.
Mobility Guides and Resources
Want an overview of what you can do to encourage your employees to use sustainable modes of transportation? Follow the links below to take action.
MOBA Services
MOBA, a Service of Industrial Excellence, is one of Quebec’s eight Mobility Expertise Centers (CEM).
MOBA supports organizations of all types and sizes in optimizing travel needs and addressing sustainable mobility challenges.
The Solo-Free Car Challenge
The Solo-Free Car Challenge is a friendly competition for Quebec businesses and institutions, providing a playful way to engage employees, students, and citizens in sustainable transportation.
Regulations
The Réglement’action platform of the Conseil régional de l’environnement de Montréal (CRE-Montréal) provides an overview of municipal regulations. Its goal: to facilitate the reflection and adoption of new regulations by municipalities to support their ecological transition.
Cycling Workshops and Courses
Here are some cycling tips for your bike commute, from in-house maintenance to specialized classes.
Plan and Policies
Many planning documents provide a framework for sustainable mobility. You will find below the plans for the borough and the Greater Montreal area.