The Smart Event Contest
Save time and money when you travel by combining active and public transit.
$7,500 in prizes
up for grabs
You could win one of our 30 prizes!E-bike
Yulbike Phantom
Folding bike
Giant PakAway 1
E-scooter
Loco S2 - Select
Annual membership
All Modes ABC
10-trip pass
All Modes ABC
Transit fares
Unlimited weekend
exo, the most affordable way to get around town
Did you know that using public transit to travel in Greater Montreal can save you lots of money?
A car costs on average $11,000/year
Owning a car is expensive. Between monthly payments, gas, fixed costs and maintenance, owning a car in Québec costs $11,000/year on average.*
Detailed costs for a car per year
Expenses | Cost $ |
---|---|
Monthly payment | $6,000 |
Gas | $3,600 |
Insurance, driver’s licence and registration | $1,000 |
Maintenance and tire changes | $400 |
Total | $11,000 |
Add to this expenses related to parking, wear and tear, unforeseen events and parking tickets!
To calculate the annual costs for your car, visit the CAA website
Travelling with exo costs at most $3,060/year
The annual cost of an All Modes ABCD fare is $3,060. With it, you can travel when you want throughout the metropolitan area, by bus, train and metro!
exo, eco-friendly transit
Every mode of transportation has an ecological cost. Have you considered taking the train, bus or metro to lessen the environmental impact of your trips?
Less air pollution
In Québec, transportation is responsible for nearly 45% of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. And 80% of these are caused by road transport (cars, light trucks, heavy vehicles and motorcycles).
Paired with active and shared transportation, public transit is a simple and efficient way to reduce air pollution.
Less noise, more space
Cars are the mode of transportation that take up the most space in cities, whether driving or parked. Road traffic, which is becoming more and more intense, is also a source of noise pollution that disturbs residents.
By significantly reducing the number of cars on the road, public transit frees up space and helps to lessen noise disturbance in cities.