Société de transport de Lévis

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Société de transport de Lévis
STLevis logo.png
STLévis - Centre d'opérations.jpg
Founded2002
Headquarters229 rue Saint-Omer
LocaleLévis, Quebec, Canada
Service typebus service, paratransit
AllianceSome routes operated by Autocars des Chutes
DestinationsLévis, Quebec City
FleetNova Bus LFS, LFS Artic, LFS HEV, Grande West Vicinity
Annual ridership4.2 million (2016)
Fuel typeB2 diesel
Chief executiveJean-François Carrier
Websitestlevis.ca (French)

The Société de transport de Lévis also known as STLevis (Lévis Transit Corporation) is a public transportation agency created in 1980, operating mainly in Lévis on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River, being the counterpart of the Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC) on the north side. STLevis offers connections between Lévis and Quebec City; RTC buses currently do not have any services to the south shore.

Description[]

The STLévis serves a population of about 150,000 on a territory of 551.5 km2 (212.9 sq mi) in the region of Chaudière-Appalaches, including Lévis and the municipality of Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon. The corporation operates 71 40ft low-floor diesel vehicles, 12 40ft low-floor hybrid vehicles, 8 articulated buses, 4 midibuses, and employs 172 people.[1] In 2016, it served more than 4.2 million riders.

The agency owns and operates a 7,500 m² bus depot in the Desjardins borough of the city. Built in 1986, the depot was renovated in the early 2010s to increase its bus storage capacity and the number of maintenance spots.

Routes[]

The STLevis offers an up-to-date list of routes.[2]

Lévisien routes[]

A STLévis Nova Bus low-floor bus in Lévisien livery at the Ferry terminal in Lévis.
  • Lévisien-1- Traverse-Lagueux
  • Lévisien-2- Traverse-Université Laval
  • Lévisien-3- Lagueux-Université Laval

Local routes, Desjardins / Chaudière-Est[]

  • 11 - Traverse > Hôtel-Dieu > UQAR > Lauzon > / Traverse > Lauzon > UQAR > Hôtel-Dieu > (new route, June 2014)[3]
  • 12 - Vieux-Lévis - Lauzon (new route, August 2014)[4]
  • 13 - Dorval > Hôtel-Dieu > UQAR > St-David > / Dorval > St-David > UQAR > Hôtel-Dieu > (new route, June 2014)[5]
  • 14 - Traverse - Innoparc
  • 15- Traverse - Pintendre[6]
  • 19 - Breakeyville - de la Concorde Station
  • 27R- Saint-Romuald - Saint-Jean-Chrysostome
  • 35R- Charny - de la Concorde Station

Local routes, Chaudière-Ouest[]

  • 22 - Saint-Nicolas South - Des Rivières Park & Ride
  • 23 - Saint-Nicolas North - Des Rivières Park & Ride
  • 24 - Saint-Rédempteur - Des Rivières Park & Ride

Express services (weekdays only)[]

  • ELQ / ESQ / ECQ - Express Lévis / Saint-Jean-Chrysostome / Charny - Downtown Quebec
  • EOQ - Express Des Rivières Park & Ride - Downtown Quebec
  • 27E / 34E / 35E - Saint-Jean-Chrysostome / Saint-Romuald / Charny - Université Laval
  • 31E / 41E - Express Saint-Jean-Chrysostome / Charny - Cégep de Lévis-Lauzon
  • 33E - Express Lévis-centre - Cégep Garneau
  • 43E - Express Des Rivières Park & Ride - Cégep Garneau
  • 60E - Express Des Rivières Park & Ride - Marly (Quebec City)
  • 65 - Saint-Lambert - Des Rivières Park & Ride

References[]

  1. ^ https://www.stlevis.ca/stlevis/propos-de-la-stlevis
  2. ^ stlevis.ca: "Liste des parcours"
  3. ^ Société de transport de Lévis (May 2014). "11 Lauzon - Lévis centre". Retrieved June 15, 2014.
  4. ^ Société de transport de Lévis (May 2014). "12 Lauzon vers Vieux-Lévis" (in French). Retrieved June 15, 2014.
  5. ^ Société de transport de Lévis (May 2014). "13 Saint-David - Lévis centre" (in French). Retrieved June 15, 2014.
  6. ^ Société de transport de Lévis (May 2014). "15 Pintendre" (in French). Retrieved June 15, 2014.

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