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Transcollines is a public transit agency serving the Regional County Municipalities of Pontiac and Les Collines-de-l'Outaouais in Quebec, Canada.
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History
In 2011, the Regional Municipality of Les Collines-de-l'Outaouais looked into the possibility of replacing bus service contracted by the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) with a distinct transit network and combining it with the existing regional paratransit system.[2][3]
A transit agency was formed in 2013 to replace all the existing agencies. A contract was granted to Autobus Campeau, and after some delays, service began on June 15, 2015.[4][5][6][7]
In its first year of service, Transcollines made 180,000 trips and had 270 regular users with monthly passes.[8] In 2018, there were 261,768 trips and 494 regular monthly users.[9] In 2023, there were 203,210 trips made.[10]
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Transcollines has four types of bus service:
- Fixed-route scheduled bus and minibus service
- Intercity coach service between L'Isle-aux-Alumettes and Ottawa
- On-demand service
- Paratransit
Routes
Routes are numbered according to their location:
- Route 910 is in the Pontiac Regional County Municipality
- Routes 920 to 929 are in La Pêche and Chelsea
- Routes 930 to 939 are in Cantley
- Routes 940 to 949 are in Val-des-Monts
- Routes 990 to 999 operate on-demand only[11]
All routes except route 924 run on weekdays only.[12]
Fleet
Originally, the fleet had 11 vehicles, 7 of which were for the paratransit service;[13] since then, that number has grown to 14 vehicles, most of which have bike racks and Wi-Fi.[14]
Park-and-rides
The system has 12 park-and-rides, five of which have bus shelters.[15]
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