Société de transport de Trois-Rivières

Société de transport
de Trois-Rivières

Founded	2002
Headquarters	2000, rue Bellefeuille
Locale	Trois-Rivières, Quebec
Service type	public transit
Routes	12
Daily ridership	8200
Website	French language site

Logo before 2009

Société de transport de Trois-Rivières (STTR) was formed in 2002 to operate transit services, after the merger of the six municipalities that today constitute the City of Trois-Rivières in Quebec, Canada. Previously the Corporation intermunicipale de transport des Forges (CITF) had provided service in the area since 1979. It covers a population of more than 126,000 people with its urban bus routes, school buses and tours, carrying more than 8200 users per day for a total of about 3 million trips a year.

History

Chronology of the transit system operators.^[1]

1915 to 1939: Three Rivers Traction Company

1940 to 1975: la Compagnie de Transport St. Maurice

1975 to 1979: Ville de Trois-Rivières

1979 to 2001: Corporation intermunicipale de transport des Forges

2002 to present: Société de transport des Trois-Rivières

Bus routes

Route^[2]				Days of operation^[2]
No.	Name and notes	Type	Map Schedule	Weekday	Evening	Saturday	Sat Eve.	Sunday
1	Saint-Jean-Baptiste	regular	Details		see 81		see 81
2	Papineau / Sanctuaire	regular	Details		see 82		see 82
3	Sainte-Marguerite	regular	Details		see 83		see 83
4	Boulevard des Forges	regular	Details
5	Saint-Jean-Baptiste	regular	Details		See 81 & 83		See 81 & 83
6	Les Pins	regular	Details		see 86	see 86	see 86	see 86
7	Des Récollets	regular	Details		see 87		see 87
8	Trans-Cap	regular	Details		see 86 & 87	see 86 & 88	see 86 & 87	see 86 & 87 (88)
9	Pointe-du-Lac	regular	Details
10	Sainte-Marthe	taxibus	Map Schedule
11	Pointe-du-Lac	regular	Details
12	Demontigny	regular	Details
14	Boul. Saint-Jean	regular	Details
21	Expressbus	peak hours	Details
22	Expressbus	peak hours	Details
81	Saint-Jean-Baptiste (replaces 1 and 5 evenings)	off-peak	Details
82	Papineau / Sanctuaire (replaces 2 and 8)	off-peak	Details
83	Sainte-Marguerite (replaces 3 and 5)	off-peak	Details
86	Des Récollets (replaces 6 and 8)	off-peak	Details
87	Tour-du-Cap (replaces 7 and 8)	off-peak	Details
88	Trans-Cap (Saturday only in summer, replaces 8)	off-peak	Details				see 87	Not in summer
Schedules

Route maps

References

External links

Site officiel de la STTR

Public transit systems in Canada

Alberta	Airdrie Banff Calgary Edmonton Fort McMurray Grande Prairie Hinton Leduc Lethbridge Medicine Hat Red Deer St. Albert Strathcona County

British Columbia	100 Mile House Agassiz-Harrison Ashcroft-Clinton Bella Coola Valley Boundary Campbell River Central Fraser Valley Chilliwack Clearwater Columbia Valley Comox Valley Cowichan Valley Cranbrook Creston Valley Dawson Creek Elk Valley Fort St John Hazeltons Kamloops Kelowna Regional Kimberley Kitimat Merritt Mount Waddington Nanaimo Pemberton Valley Penticton and Okanagan-Similkameen Port Alberni Port Edward Powell River Prince George Prince Rupert Princeton Quesnel Revelstoke Salt Spring Island Shuswap Skeena Smithers South Okanagan Transit System Squamish Summerland Sunshine Coast Terrace Vancouver/TransLink Vernon Victoria West Kootenay Whistler Williams Lake For all unlinked systems, see BC Transit

Manitoba	Brandon Flin Flon Selkirk Thompson Winnipeg

New Brunswick	Fredericton Miramichi Moncton Saint John

Newfoundland and Labrador	Corner Brook St. John's

Northwest Territories	Yellowknife

Nova Scotia	Annapolis Valley Cape Breton Halifax Strait of Canso Area

Ontario	Barrie Belleville Brampton Brantford Brockville Burlington Chatham-Kent Clarence-Rockland Cobourg Collingwood Cornwall Deseronto Durham Region Elliot Lake Fort Erie GO Transit (Greater Toronto) Guelph Hamilton Huntsville Kenora Kingston Leamington Lindsay London Midland Milton Mississauga Niagara Falls Niagara-on-the-Lake Niagara Parks Niagara Region Norfolk County North Bay North Glengarry/Prescott-Russell Oakville Ottawa Ontario Northland (intercity) Orangeville Orillia Owen Sound Peterborough Port Hope Russell Township St. Catharines St. Thomas Sarnia Sault Ste. Marie Stratford Sudbury Tecumseh Thunder Bay Timmins Toronto Wasaga Beach Waterloo Region Welland Windsor Woodstock York Region

Prince Edward Island	Charlottetown-Cornwall-Stratford

Quebec	AMT (Greater Montreal) Chambly-Richelieu-Carignan Drummondville Gatineau Granby Haut-Saint-Laurent Lanaudière Laurentides Laval Lévis Longueuil Montreal Mont-Tremblant La Presqu'Île Quebec City Le Richelain Richelieu Valley Rimouski Roussillon Rouyn-Noranda Saguenay Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Sainte-Julie Sherbrooke Sorel-Varennes Sud-Ouest Trois-Rivières

Saskatchewan	Moose Jaw Prince Albert Regina STC (intercity) Saskatoon

Yukon	Whitehorse

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