Riding the last metro of the night from Côte-Vertu metro station on the Orange Line in Montreal 🟠

Here is a ride on the Orange Line of the Montreal Metro taking the last train of the night from Côte-Vertu metro station to Lionel-Groulx metro station. This is going in the Montmorency direction.
This was the last metro in service for the night for Saturday into Sunday and even though it was filmed on Sunday, it counts as Saturday metro service.
We are on AZUR Set 1 in this video, the very first AZUR metro train set ever produced. You'll notice that the early AZUR sets have a creamier lightning to them.
This video was filmed on Sunday, December 3, 2023 stating at 12:54 AM Eastern Canadian Time.
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[@sparks..]

Set 1! I took set 2 last saturday from de la concorde to jean-talon.

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Haha so cool

[@mrlacoche]

Nice video!

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Thanks for the visit

[@MaximTheTransitFan]

Great video like always!👍

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Thank you so much

[@MaximTheTransitFan]

@@SkyOfTheUniverse You're welcome!

[@user-nl7od7zn6v]

Hi sky its Gaming In I'm just at my grandmothers house btw, but wanted to say that its co cool that the last train of the night was the first asur train made. I hope I spelt the new metro train correctly.

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Hey mate. Yes it's AZUR and yeah pretty cool that it was the last train of the night and the first train built

[@GamingIn1234]

And so you know it was me

[@Ile-des-Soeurs_Verdun]

Hello Patrick, the STM called me back about the stop codes. Basically, the numbers don’t mean anything because they are randomly generated, ie the oldest line in the network can very well have a stop code in the 60XXX range. For example, there are some stops in the Plateau Mount-Royal area that have stops with a 60 series code despite the entire area being fairly old. However, the new lines, eg the 176 Berlioz and the 172 Du Golf will all have 60 series codes only to show them as newly established lines. It’s also possible for the codes to be consecutive if determined on the same day and by the same person. So, generally speaking, the codes are just a geographical reference for personal use, nothing else.

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

That's very interesting! Thanks for the information. By the way, do you have Discord?

[@Ile-des-Soeurs_Verdun]

@@SkyOfTheUniverseyes.

[@canadaball123]

nice man

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Thanks!

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Thank you mate

[@xenophondaskoutroubis5941]

Can you do a snow removal episode in anjou because the vehicles are blue like the snow blower or bobcat etc. And there are still the old snow blowers

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

I did not know this! I'll consider that. It sounds really interesting

[@xenophondaskoutroubis5941]

@SkyOfTheUniverse it's not every part of anjou, although where I can confirm is roades near Saint zotique east

[@ThatOneExoRailfan]

have you heard that in Hudson theres now a 6:13 AM departure and 6:03 PM arrival? train 12 got extended to hudson and so did train 21

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Yes because of work being done on the L'île Aux Tourtes bridge on the West Island

[@chunkypotato]

@@SkyOfTheUniverse ile aux torture, at this point LMAO

[@zainabakabar4317]

Patrick, I wasn’t born 1986. No I wasn’t born at the time.

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Yeah you're younger than me

[@GreatGlobalGaming]

15:38 um pat i dont think you should be filming that

[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Lol there are lots of interesting people in the metro that come into my videos but I never intentionally film anyone. It looks like two people messing around playing maybe they are on drugs or something. Say no to drugs by the way.

[@Andalusic]

They shouldn’t do this in a metro station, but at home. He can film what he wants in a public space