About Chrono
Chrono app was launched in 2013, when AMT (now exo), responsible for commuter trains, introduced a tool to reach customers. In 2017, when Chrono became the responsibility of the ARTM, the schedules for all transportation modes (bus and metro) in the region were integrated into the app. BIXI, Communauto, river shuttles, and the REM were added to the app shortly thereafter. Users have been able to view the contents of their transit cards since 2020, thanks to card reading, and to reload them since 2023.
The goal of the Chrono website is to offer you a client space with a personalized experience, where all the tools you need to plan and complete a metropolitan trip are brought together.
As part of the Concerto project, you can now purchase a fare, order an OPUS card, contact customer support, manage your preferences, plan a trip... All your mobility needs are met in one place!
About metropolitain transit network
The public transportation network in the Montreal metropolitan area is complete and integrated. It's more than:
- 4,000 km² of bus routes
- 83 municipalities
- 4 million inhabitants, or nearly half of Quebec's population
- Nearly 570 million trips annually
- 8.9 million trips on average on a weekday
- 6 river shuttle lines
- 6 train lines
- 4 metro lines
- 19 REM stations
- More than 600 bus routes
- 3,836 km of bike paths, including 2,087 km separated from motor vehicle traffic
- More than 50 park-and-ride facilities
