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WE VISITED ALL 68 MONTREAL METRO STATIONS!
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2019
- For our winter break trip to Montreal, we decided to ride the whole metro system, and stop by/pass through every single station on the Montreal Metro! This took a while, but it was surprisingly fulfilling once it was done. Enjoy!
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Hi, my name's Reece. I'm a passionate Creator, Transportation Planner, and Software Developer, interested in rapid transportation all around my home base of Toronto, Canada, as well as the whole world!
Cant believe I found a channel on youtube that appreciates metro lines and rapid transit from around the world. Its hard for a lot of us to nerd out about these things in public lmao. you got a new subscriber!
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just completed my first full day in montreal and i have to say as someone whos lived in both vancouver and toronto, the montreal subway is probably the best in the country as far as i know, their train cars are so nice. i really love the gentle breeze that hits your face when it moves hahaha
10:45 - Ah, the sound of the MR-63/73! I will never forget those three notes for as long as I live!
13:00 - Agrignon, the only station where the Metro comes above ground!
Love that the new rolling stock kept the Fleur-de-lis color scheme
the Móntreal metro stations are some of the most artistically designed in the world they are fucking gorgeous, and are literally forms of art at this point
even though we didn't get to see a ton of it in this video
Being a form of art doesn't impress me. It's all about how the stations are handled.
Snowdon is my favourite station. Close to the best deli in Montreal Snowdon Deli!
Is it better than the Schwartz?
@@markvogel5872 in my opinion,, yes!
I love the door closing tone.
Wow. When i was studying in montreal 6 years ago. The train was very cute looks like tomas train lol. Now it has been changed wide windows. Looks better than before. I don't remember .. Live in Vancouver now I always miss montreal. And i wanna go to igloo fes. Oh.. they have screen!!
I miss the Montreal Metro, so much nicer than the Toronto Subway IMO
renewer former TO resident here. Winters about the same but more snow than Toronto. Multicultural, depends on how you define it - MTL prob has the most diverse concentration of francophones in the world. And I’d argue that it has more “things to do” in terms of urban and outdoor activities than TO: much more walkable, compact neighborhoods, cheap transit + BIXI bikeshare, affordable housing ($250k for a downtown condo anyone?), not to mention the myriad of cafés bars and restos throughout the city. For a North American city MTL has an extremely unique combination of qualities.
renewer understand. Have you checked out Québec government’s free French lessons? They are full time classes anybody can sign up for. Also, MTL has a sizeable anglo population with lots of employers seeking English speaking staff (esp tech, ai, startups, etc.). All depends on the industry you’d like to work in.
The trains in Montreal are more stylish and appear narrower, and they have rubber wheels so no screeching metal wheels as in TO, NYC, which is much more comfortable for your ears. Also, the stations are more interesting and appear to use less tiling, unlike TO and NYC, which lessens the noise? Quebec based Bombardier, makes the trains for both Montreal and TO, I believe and many other metros.
George Cranston small correction: Bombardier stopped being the sole supplier of rolling stock for Montreal STM quite some years ago. The current AZUR métro cars are jointly produced by Bombardier and Alstom. Also, all rolling stock on the upcoming REM network will be supplied by France’s Alstom (Alstom Metroplis driverless trains); Bombardier was excluded entirely from that project.
Yeah me too
Stations in order of the video
*Orange line towards Montmorency, north terminus*
Mont-Royal
Laurier
Rosemont
Beaubien
Jean-Talon, corresponding with the blue line
Jarry
Crémazie
Sauvé
Henri-Bourassa
Cartier
De la Concorde
Montmorency
*now back to Mont-Royal station, towards Côte-Vertu, south terminus*
Mont-Royal
Sherbrooke
Berri-UQAM, corresponding with the lines: green and yellow
Champ de Mars
Place-d’Armes
Square-Victoria-OACI
Bonaventure
Lucien L’Allier
Georges-Vanier
Lionel Groulx, corresponding with the green line
Place-Saint-Henri
Vendôme
Villa-Maria
Snowdon, corresponding with the blue line
Côte-Sainte-Catherine
Plamondon
Namur
De la Savane
Du Collège
Côte-Vertu
*now back to Snowdon station on the blue line, towards Saint-Michel, north terminus*
Snowdon, corresponding with the orange line
Côte-des-Neiges
Université-de-Montréal
Édouard-Montpetit
Outremont
Acadie
Parc
De Castelnau
Jean-Talon, corresponding with the orange line
Fabre
d’Iberville
Saint-Michel
*now back to Jean-Talon station on the orange line, going to Berri-UQAM to switch to the yellow line, towards Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke, east terminus*
Berri-UQAM, corresponding with the lines: green and orange
Jean-Drapeau
Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke
*now back to Berri-UQAM station to switch to the green line, towards Honoré-Beaugrand, north
Berri-UQAM, corresponding with the lines: orange and yellow*
Beaudry
Papineau
Frontenac
Préfontaine
Joliette
Pie-IX
Viau
Assomption
Cadillac
Langelier
Radisson
Honoré-Beaugrand
*now back to Berri-UQAM, towards Angrignion, south terminus*
Berri-UQAM, corresponding with the lines: orange and yellow*
Saint-Laurent
Place-des-Arts
McGill
Peel
Guy-Concordia
Atwater
Lionel-Groulx, corresponding with the orange line
Charlevoix
LaSalle
De-l’Église
Verdun
Jolicoeur
Monk
Angrignion
A Shanghainese metro and rail fan now lives in Montréal.
Awesome video.
I have already taken ride of all 16 subway lines and the famous maglev in Shanghai in 2017.
Also took all 4 lines in Montréal when I arrived here. Very distinctive system, all lines are underground and used the rubber-tire. (Only one line use rubber-tire in Shanghai).
I THINK U CANNOT DO THE SAME STAFF on only ONE DAY on a 700-km network in Shanghai.
Reece Martin u r right. Most of the line runs from 6:30 to 22:30. Some specific line would extend their operation time to midnight at weekends.
Rubber tire 好吗？
Amélie Zh rubber tire makes the ride more smooth, and also easier maintenance / less wear and tear on the infrastructure
I love the "hiss" of the tyres. You really don't hear that much beyond a few systems, and the only one I've been on myself that uses this system is in Paris on a few lines.
Gosh Rubber-Tired Metros are so cool!
It's a very smooth ride.
I spent a day once riding the Métro, except I would get off at every station to get a paper transfer back when they had them.
its funny because this most recent series the engine sounds like paris metro series MP89 and MP05 but the VVVF sounds slightly different
Welcome in my city. I take the metro multiple time each day. It's based on the Paris, France metro model.
Which one has more stores between tim horton and Starbucks in mtl??
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The stations on the Montreal Metro are amazing.
Good video!
I was in Montreal last summer and rode a few lines to tour my friend's favourite Metro stations. Sadly I still haven't gotten around to triaging and posting the photos. At 26:00 or so in it looks like you had the same experience I did at one of the stations, the lighting comes out waaaaay greener on camera than it does to the eyes!
Fav station would be Laurier and Lionel Groulx. Laurier because the station surrounding so nice and cozy, and LG because of the station layout
when i went to montreal i went to all the metro stations hehe... i had a blast. i love their system it's pretty fast
You notice that the Metro runs on rubber tires? That is a very unique feature too.
Apparently the rubber tires are due to the steepness of some of the tunnels, so adopting the system from France made sense.
great video! I went through all the metro stations at Montreal just before Christmas, next time I need to get out of every station and have a look at the station architecture. There are a lot of interesting station designs in Montreal Metro system.
Nicely done!
You know Reece. I also have been on Montreal's Metro. Pretty well all of the Routes too. The one line that was most important to me was to St. Lambert. As I have family in both St. Lambert and St. Hubert.
I have also been on the A.M.T. as well. That is the commuter train that goes out to the suburbs. That's a really beautiful train too.
I may be a fan of cars, but I also like public transport. And as a Montrealer, I regularly.take the metro.
I wonder how STM is during peak hours.. can't wait to go back in August. ❤️
Love your video man ;)
When he said mount-royal metro station I thought he was at de la Savane because de la savane is in a place called mount-royal lol
I heard him say "monorail" instead of "Mont-Royal" Lol
We are the only subway station in the world that is entirely underground.
Bet you loved those plastic seats by the end!
They were fine
Wow, nice system.
There's English signage on the Tokyo, Sao Paulo, even Ankara, etc. subways--but not in Montreal, with a large Anglo population
And people get by fine
@@RMTransit Better give that unilingual- signage-works-fine memo to Metrolinx in Toronto
That's because Quebec is a separatist province for the French nationalist English is a friggin desease .
Next time try the Way Down Town challenge, spend a full day underground without going onto the streets.
Would that require one to be staying at a hotel directly connected to Montreal Underground?
Yes haha
Good idea
how much time did you go to all Montreal station?(not the video)
Montréal’s metro system really puts other Canadian and US metros to shame.
That, I wouldn't be so sure about. They're aesthetically pleasing, but they have a nasty history of service disruptions.
Oh, and did I mention there isn't a syllable of English to be heard on any of the lines?
@@AllRequired it’s Québec, only one official language (French)
hey does anyone know how they make the train cars so ventilated? also is the metro so hot because underground trains just produce a lot of heat?
20:00 I don't know if that could be heard irl or just on video. But hearing all 5 tones of an MR-73 is not easy. Lucky You.
the rubber wheel is so strange/ funny
It looks clean and not dangerous like New York.
I can now say i rode every line in the metro.
Same for me
We went to lionel groux to green line
12:32 the announcements are nicer and cooler and the old trains
So quiet (I'm from New York - haha).
@@RMTransit Yes, the rubber tires are a pleasant change! I look forward to checking out the system when I reach Montreal, hopefully soon. Thank you for filming it.
Was this easier than your tour of all TTC stations?
I love STM
How long that take?
3h 45m
Does anyone know a station that isn't underground? I guess it's not even a station like the train is above the ground
It’s all underground
bruh my mom said there's one that's nOt underground
thx for replying
@@chohan44 all underground, hence the lack of windscreen wipers. The REM on the other hand will be fine mixed and fully automated.
This video would have been alot better if you got off the train, took a few shots of inside the station, and outside.
this looks like Moscow subway
What happened @18:53? The train on the opposite platform came in and left while everyone was waiting on your platform?
wl03bu this is because the opposite platform of that station (Berri-UQAM) is the terminal of short yellow line.
@@user-po7vf5kl4l But you notice the opposite platform is empty and everyone gets off (except one gentleman that seems to look out, then sit back down). So I take it that is the exit platform.
@@wl03bu the gentleman in light blue suit is a STM (metro operator) employee looking for the train to be empty while they relocate it to a different place. safety protocol
The Yellow line is a shuttle,like the Franklin line,in New York,so there are maybe 3 trains operating,and it depends on line length,and station distances! Reversals are built in,and that line also uses the oldest rolling stock! Remember,the Montreal metro,was built and run in the 1960's,and still looks great,even now!🚇🚇🚉
Man the stations are nice but can't lie they can't compare with the stations of the Vaughan extension
@@RMTransit Huh I've seen a lot of positives from there
Sorry I said to St. Lambert. That was actually Longuile was important to me.
You didn’t do Plamondon
They really need more lines so you can waste even more time!
@@RMTransit I wouldn't be so sure on the blue line extension but maybe after 30 years it will finally happen
Reece Martin part of the way to Bois Franc is already done. Also, only a few km more and they could make the line a circle line.
Wait for the REM!
i started at peel station and worked my way from there.. hehe
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7:45 Didn't you get embarrassed by these two girls looking at you? I would definitely look away if this would happen to me
I'm passionate about it too but I can't handle this situation 😅
What a big waste of time but I love it
there is 56 metro stations not 68
Berri Uqam.
@@chris-tf6gz effectivement BERRI-UQAM correspondance vers les lignes verte 🟢et jaune 🟡.
REECE HAD BLEACHED HAIR??!??!
An unwise decision from my youth....
@@RMTransit ngl it looked kinda cool tho
tururururu.....un capitalino que lea esto sabrá a que me refiero
WISH THEY HAD IT IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
Which station did you like the least? 🌝
@@RMTransit Ah, fair enough
Reece Martin I think it should be Guy-Concordia
@@user-po7vf5kl4l Guy Concordia isn't bad! I was just there today... I think Snowden or St Laurent is pretty bad
@@user-po7vf5kl4l Joliette has the worst colour scheme; G-C has the drip and the horrible tiles. Take your pick.
Reece Martin hopefully after the current renovations Mont Royal will be far better. Agree right now it’s an absolute mess.
Which is your favourite station ?
Reece Martin Berri UQAM is quite the Station! Three lines connect there.
Cote vertu metro is my feve station i feel home
BERRI-UQAM 🟡🟠🟢
73 station not 68
Reece Martin no Berri count for 3 jean talon Snowdon and Lionel Groulx for 2 each
The metro stations and electronic displays should be in French and English languages because not everyone understands one language that has to change .
The Russian metros in Russia should be in English because I only speak English!!!
Québec only has French as an official language. It could be argued in the same way that other transport systems in Canada should have French too, but that will be a long debate.
Plus a lot of people speak English in Montreal so it would be very helpful for the English speaking citizens of Montreal.
Very nice stations but the people here have bad attitudes towards the English just remember we are not
Welcome here in Montreal Quebec Canada or anywhere in Quebec why it's a French province and they hate ethics .If you want better to live in Vancouver British Columbia .
With this mentality you're not helping, it's better to be positive and command respect. Remember that when moving to a country it is YOU who should be learning the customs of the land... example: I'm not going to move to Spain if I don't know Spanish or am not willing to learn Spanish. Same goes here, if you'd like to move here then expect to learn French or be open to learn French! A lot of people seem to forget that Québec has only one official language: Français!
Maybe your problem is the way you approach people in Montreal. My wife doesn’t speak French, but she was gracious about it and treated warmly everywhere. She loved the classic Montreal “Bonjour/Hi” greeting she got in stores and restaurants and on transit, which made it clear people were willing to help her bilingually if needed.