Traveling the road network is likely to become more complex with the start of the school year and the various construction sites in Sherbrooke. The population is asked to continue to use public transport as in summer.
If we look at the trend, last June we were at 120% of 2019 traffic, which was record traffic. In July we were at 116%. We hope to keep this rhythm
emphasizes the President of the Société de transport de Sherbrooke (STS), Marc Denault.
With the start of the school year, the range of routes will also be improved in order to facilitate the flow of traffic.
Sherbrooke doesn’t have a lane reserved for public transit, so we need to get there with a simple process, adding services to add buses to the network to ensure our customers don’t get into too much disruption mode advised to work
explains Marc Denault.
The company’s additional services include buses every 12 minutes on Portland between Carrefour and Cégep during peak hours.
Traffic appeared to be moving near the Cégep de Sherbrooke on Monday morning. The same is true near Fleurimont Hospital, where rehabilitation work is scheduled to begin at the Route 216 interchange.
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