With RTC bike racks, you get the best of both worlds!

Le service VéloBus est actuellement disponible sur les Métrobus 800 et 801, qui sont tous équipés de supports à vélo. 

La majorité des véhicules desservant les Métrobus 802, 804 et 807 sont aussi équipés de supports à vélos. L'installation sera complétée d'ici le début du mois de juin 2023. Nous aviserons la clientèle lorsque ce sera fait. 

Voici les parcours et les moments durant lesquels les véhicules pourraient ne pas avoir de supports à vélo :

  • En semaine, le soir à partir de 18 h : 802, 804 et 807 
  • La fin de semaine, toute la journée : 802 et 804 
  • La fin de semaine, le soir à partir de 18 h : 807 

What you should know

Using your bike and the bus makes it easy to get around.

Bike racks are available from May 1 to October 31 on Métrobus 800, 801, 802, 804, 807 stops.

  • Only non-motorized two-wheel bicycles are accepted.
  • Limit of two bicycles per bus.
  • Some children’s bikes are too small for the rack.
  • First come, first served.
  • Your bike rides for free—you only pay for yourself.
  • You are responsible for loading and unloading your bicycle quickly from the front of the bus or the sidewalk side.
  • For safety reasons, bus drivers are not authorized to leave their seats.

Loading your bicycle in 3 easy steps:

1.   If the rack is in the up position, hold your bicycle with one hand and lift the handle with the other to release the lock. Then lower the rack.

2.   Lift your bicycle and position the wheels in the space provided. The first bicycle should be in the space closest to the bus.

3.   Hook the support arm as close to the top of your tire as possible without letting it touch the bike frame or fenders.

If someone wants to remove a bike from the rack, wait for them before loading yours..

Removing your bicycle

  1. Before your stop, tell the bus driver you need to remove your bicycle and get off via the front door.
  2. Lower the support arm to its horizontal position.
  3. Remove your bicycle from the rack.
  4. If the rack is empty, fold it back up until it locks.
  5. Step away and signal to the driver that the way is clear.

Note: If another bicycle is in front of yours when you reach your stop, the driver will ask the owner of the other bicycle to remove it while you get yours.

RTC is not responsible for bicycles that are stolen or damaged during use of this service.

RTC staff may refuse access to cyclists if conditions are unsafe.

Left your bike behind?

Call the Lost and Found Department at 418 627-2351, extension 1.

VéloBus, another way to get around that’s

  • Efficient
  • Economical
  • Environmentally friendly

Read the VéloBus brochure (French only) (PDF, 558 KB).​​​​​​