Agence métropolitaine de transport

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Agence métropolitaine de transport logo.png
Area served Greater Montreal Area, QC
Founded 1996
Fleet size 56 locomotives, 58 EMUs, 201 railcars
Number of routes 5 rail, 2 bus
Ridership N/A
Website
www.amt.qc.ca

The Agence métropolitaine de transport (AMT) is responsible for the planing, coordination, and integration of public transit in the city of Montreal and its metropolitan area. AMT was formed on January 1, 1996 and also assumed responsibility of the commuter train network from the STCUM, who operated it from 1982 to the end of 1995.

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Train lines

The AMT has five (soon to be six) commuter trains lines that cover the metropolitan area of Montréal:

Deux-Montagnes
Vaudreuil—Hudson
Blainville—Saint-Jerome
Mont-Saint-Hilaire
Candiac
Mascouche (Future)

Bus routes

Active roster

Locomotives

Fleet number(s) Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Notes
411 1978 GMDD F40PH 16V-645E3
3200 hp
Long term lease from Titan Transport, ex-Amtrak 411, nee-GO Transit 511. Equipped with 800kW HEP alternator coupled to prime mover.
243, 270, 271, 274, 287, 293, 301, 302, 319, 330, 331, 372, 400, 418 Agence Metropolitan de Montréal 400a.jpg 1977-85 EMD F40PHR 16V-645E3
3200 hp
Long term lease from Titan Transport, nee-Amtrak same numbers. Equipped with 800kW HEP alternator coupled to prime mover.
526, 530, 532 1988 GMDD F59PH 12V710G3A
3000 hp
Long term lease from Rail World, nee-GO Transit 526, 530, 532.
1320-1326 Agence Metropolitan de Montréal 1320a.jpg 2000 GMDD F59PHI 12V-710G3C
3200 hp
Separate 600kW HEP genset.
1327-1330 Agence Metropolitan de Montréal 1330a.jpg 2001 GMDD F59PHI 12V-710G3C
3200 hp
Separate 600kW HEP genset.
1340-1349 1990 GMDD F59PH 12V710G3A
3000 hp
Ex-GO Transit 543-545, 548-550, 552, 553, 555, 556
1350-1369 2011-12 Bombardier ALP-45DP Caterpillar 3512C
  • Being delivered
  • Dual-powered locomotives capable of power from overhead catenary wires or through two onboard MTU diesel engines.
  • Replacement for GP9u's and all leased locomotives.
18520-18524, 18531, 18533 1988 GMDD F59PH 12V710G3A
3000 hp
On lease from RBRX, nee-GO Transit 520-524, 531, 533.
18547, 18551 1990 GMDD F59PH 12V710G3A
3000 hp
On lease from RBRX, nee-GO Transit 547, 551.

Multiple units

Fleet number(s) Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Motor Notes
400-456 (even) Agence Metropolitane de Montréal 432a.jpg 1994-95 Bombardier MR90 4 x 380 hp AC traction motors Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Powered unit with cab. Based on BBD M-series carbody.
401-449 (odd) 1994-95 Bombardier MR90 None (permanently coupled to powered unit) Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Unpowered trailers. Based on BBD M-series carbody.
481-487 (odd) 1994-95 Bombardier MR90 None (permanently coupled to powered unit) Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Unpowered trailer with cab. Based on BBD M-series carbody.

Railcars

Fleet number(s) Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Notes
701-708 AMT Dorion-Rigaud.jpg 1989 Bombardier Comet II Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Comet-type commuter control cab cars.
720-735 1989 Bombardier Comet II Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Comet-type commuter coaches.
2000-2003 Agence Metropolitane de Montréal 2003a.jpg 2004 Bombardier BiLevel VII Cab-control car.
2020-2037 Agence Metropolitan de Montréal 2025a.jpg 2004 Bombardier BiLevel VII Commuter coach.
3000-3025 2009-11 Bombardier Multilevel Close-clearance double-decker commuter cab-control cars. Replacing RTC-85 and Canadian Vickers cars.
3030-3164 2009-11 Bombardier Multilevel Close-clearance double-decker commuter coach cars. Replacing RTC-85 and Canadian Vickers cars.

Retired roster

Locomotives

Fleet number(s) Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Engine Notes
1300-1305 1952[1] GMDD FP7 16-567-BC Nee-CP
1306 1951[1] GMDD FP7 16-567-BC Nee-CP
1310-1313 1959 GMDD GP9u 16V-645C(was 16V-567C)
1800 hp
Nee-CN 4299/4307/09/46, bought/rebuilt 1990. Retirement in 2012. 1311 donated to Exporail Sept. 2011

Railcars

Fleet number(s) Thumbnail Year Manufacturer Model Notes
600-606 CC&F Engine Generator Car 603 donated to Exporail Sept. 2011
102-105, 107-111 1967 Hawker Siddeley RTC-85C (some RTC-85SP) Ex-GO Transit 102-104/07, 9827/29/30/32/33-110. Bought 1994, entered service in 1997-2003. Control cab cars.
200-204 1967 Hawker Siddeley RTC-85C (some RTC-85SP) Ex-AMT 100/06 (ex-GO Transit 100/06), ex-GO Transit 101, 9828/31. Bought 1994, entered service in 2000-2002. Control cab cars equipped for low- and high-platform service.
800-839 1953 CC&F Coach Final cars withdrawn April 15, 2005
900-901 Agence Metropolitane de Montréal 900a.jpg 1969 Canadian Vickers Gallery Car Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Gallery car with cab. Converted to HEP in 2002. All withdrawn by end of summer 2010.
920-926 1969 Canadian Vickers Gallery Car Ex-STCUM, transfered to AMT in 1997. Gallery commuter car. Converted to HEP in 2002. All withdrawn by end of summer 2010.
1036-1103 1967-1976 Hawker Siddeley RTC-85 Ex-GO Transit 9931-33/46-48/51/53/56-62/64/69, 1076-85/88/90-91/93-1101. Bought 1994, entered service in 1999-2003.
1201-1258 1967-1976 Hawker Siddeley RTC-85 Ex-AMT 1052/65/67/72/74/86-87/92, ex-GO Transit 9966/70-71/73, 1035/37/40/42/44-45/49-50/52/55/65/67-68/72/74/86-87/89/92/1100/02/04-5. Bought 1994, entered service in 2000-2002. Commuter coaches equipped for low- and high-platform service.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Fiche descriptive – Locomotives FP7. Agence métropolitaine de transport. Retrieved on 8 May 2012.

External links

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Rail Fleet
Locomotives 411 - 243, 270, 271, 274, 287, 293, 301, 302, 319, 330, 331, 372, 400, 418 - 526, 530, 532 - 1320-1326 - 1327-1330 - 1340-1349 - 1350-1369 - 18520-18524, 18531, 18533 - 18547, 18551
Multiple units 400-456 (even) - 401-449 (odd) - 481-487 (odd)
Coaches 701-708 - 720-735 - 2000-2003 - 2020-2037 - 3000-3025 - 3030-3164
Routes & Stations
Deux-Montagnes Gare Centrale - Canora - Mont-Royal - Du Ruisseau - Bois-Franc - Sunnybrooke - Roxboro-Pierrefonds - Île-Bigras - Sainte-Dorothée - Grand-Moulin - Deux-Montanges
Vaudreuil—Hudson Lucien-L'Allier - Vendôme - Montréal-Ouest - Lachine - Dorval - Pine Beach - Valois - Pointe-Claire - Cedar Park - Beaconsfield - Beaurepaire - Baie-d'Urfé - Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue - Île-Perrot - Pincourt — Terrasse-Vaudreuil - Dorion - Vaudreuil - Hudson
Blainville—Saint-Jérôme Lucien-L'Allier - Vendôme - Montréal-Ouest - Parc - Chabanel - Bois-de-Boulogne - De la Concorde - Vimont - Sainte-Rose - Rosemère - Sainte-Thérèse - Blainville - Sainte-Jérôme
Mont-Saint-Hilaire Gare Centrale - Saint-Lambert - Saint-Hubert - Saint-Bruno - Saint-Basile-le-Grand - McMasterville - Mont-Saint-Hilaire
Candiac Lucien-L'Allier - Vendôme - Montréal-Ouest - LaSalle - Sainte-Catherine - Saint-Constant - Delson - Candiac
Mascouche
(Future)
Gare Centrale - Canora - Mont-Royal - Ahuntsic - Sauvé - Montréal-Nord - Saint-Léonard - Anjou - Rivière-des-Prairies - Pointe-aux-Trembles - Charlesmagne - Repentigny - Terrebonne - Mascouche
Bus Terminals Terminus Angrignon - Terminus Cartier - Terminus Centre-Ville - Terminus Côte-Vertu - Terminus De Montarville - Terminus Henri-Bourassa - Terminus Le Carrefour - Terminus Longueuil - Terminus Montmorency - Terminus Panama - Terminus Radisson - Terminus Repentigny - Terminus Sainte-Thérèse - Terminus Saint-Eustache - Terminus Terrebonne - Stationnement Incitatif Brossard-Chevrier - Stationnement Incitatif De Mortagne - Stationnement Incitatif Seigneurial
Greater Montréal Agencies
Agence métropolitaine de transport
Laval
Longueuil
Montréal
Blainville, Bois-des-Filion, Boisbriand, Deux-Montagnes, Lorraine, Mirabel, Pointe-Calumet, Rosemère, Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Saint-Eustache, Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, Sainte-Thérèse, Saint-Jérôme, and Saint-Joseph-du-Lac
Hudson, L'Île-Perrot, Pincourt, and Vaudreuil-Dorion
Beauharnois, Châteauguay, Kanawake, Léry, and Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
L'Assomption, L'Épiphanie, Charlemagne, Repentigny, and Saint-Sulpice
Sainte-Julie
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
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