MONTRÉAL, June 28, 2023 /CNW/ - Starting in early July, the Agence de mobilité durable will gradually take over responsibility for several auxiliary off-street parking lots in the Verdun borough. This new assignment comes from the City of Montréal, which has entrusted the Agency with managing new municipal parking spaces in order to better standardize parking practices.
As a result, short-term pricing and monthly permits will now be used for two parking lots:
- The lot on Lasalle Boulevard East, between De l'Église and Galt
- The lot on Lasalle Boulevard East, between Willibrord and 1e
To improve the parking experience, it will now be possible to pay with Montréal’s P$ mobile app at the following lots, which will use the Pay and Go method instead of Pay and Display::
- Gaétan-Laberge Boulevard, between De l'Église and Hickson
- 4e Avenue, between Wellington and Verdun
- Gordon Street, between Wellington and Verdun
In the coming years, a number of these lots will be redesigned to help them last longer and to improve the user experience.
"By taking over management of these off-street parking lots, the Agency will be able to make more parking spaces available to residents through rotation and a greater number of short-term and monthly parking options," says Laurent Chevrot, General Manager of the Agence de mobilité durable. "The Agency also plans to address sustainable and shared mobility needs by adding equipment or dedicated parking in the near future."
To find off-street parking lots and learn about our payment methods, visit our Parking lots - Agence de mobilité durable (agencemobilitedurable.ca) page or call our customer service line at 514-868-3737.
The Agence de mobilité durable, a paramunicipal organization, breaks new ground for more sustainable mobility by managing the curbside and off-street parking spaces that it is assigned, by monitoring public space across Montréal and by providing better information to the community. It lends its sustainable mobility expertise to the City of Montréal in order to improve quality of life and contribute to Montréal's economic vitality by ensuring space is shared equitably and the city is accessible to all. By supporting actions that promote urban mobility, the Agency works to improve customer experience, street sharing and public property occupancy. It also draws on its operational and experimental capacity to support the City of Montréal and its partners in achieving their objectives, while bringing together mobility stakeholders.
SOURCE Agence de mobilité durable
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