Dogs, bicycles allowed on the REM, but there are restrictions
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Passengers can now take their four-legged friends, bikes, and other large objects on the Reseau express Metropolitain (REM) under certain restrictions.
Passengers can now take their four-legged friends, bikes, and other large objects on the Réseau express Metropolitain (REM) under certain restrictions.
The operator of Montreal's light-rail line launched a pilot project beginning Monday that will allow riders to take their bicycles and dogs with them during their trips.
Pet owners can bring their dogs on leashes on board at all times from June 24 to Aug. 18, though certain restrictions will apply during major events.
However, starting on Aug. 19, leashed dogs will not be allowed on board during peak times on weekdays: Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. and between 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Riders will have to follow these rules:
Similar to dogs, bikes will be allowed on board at all times from June 24 to Aug. 18. As of Aug. 19, the peak-hour ban will apply. The rules apply to bikes, electric bikes, scooters, unicycles and tricycles.
Certain conditions apply:
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