Montreal's Côte-Vertu Metro Station Is About To Close For 3 Months
Starting Saturday, May 29, 2021, Côte-Vertu metro station will close for three months to allow for the "installation of a track switch ahead of the station," according to the STM.
The work is part of an ongoing underground garage construction project. The STM says the garage will "improve train frequency on the Orange line by up to 25%."
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For the duration of the work, the metro will be closed to all customers. Du Collège metro station will become the temporary terminus on the orange line.
The Côte-Vertu bus terminal will be open during the project.
There will also be a shuttle bus deployed between Du Collège and Côte-Vertu to ferry customers between the stations.