Parking Near Du Ruisseau Station, Saint-Laurent
Where Can I Park for Du Ruisseau Station?
The official park-and-ride at Du Ruisseau Station has 746 free spaces, including 17 reserved spaces for universal access. Paid parking managed by Indigo Neo is available from 05:00 to 02:30 Monday to Tuesday. The station is at 925 CROIS. Du Ruisseau in Dutrisac, near Saint-Laurent, with reserved carpool and electric-vehicle charging spaces.
- Address
- 925 CROIS. Du Ruisseau
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Outdoor Parking in Montreal - Avenue Lavigerie, 890 m (12 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Montpellier, 1.6 km (20 min walk)
Parking Near Saint-Laurent
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Debabrata Mukherjee
REM Parking at Du Ruisseau Station
The lot includes 746 free spaces, including 17 reserved spaces for universal access (rem.info). These figures make the official park-and-ride the main option for drivers arriving by car in Dutrisac, near Saint-Laurent.
Indigo Neo operates the paid parking at the station, with access hours listed as 05:00 to 02:30 from Monday to Tuesday (indigoneo.ca). The REM station information also identifies reserved carpool spaces and a park-and-ride area for electric cars being charged (rem.info). The station address is 925 CROIS. Du Ruisseau.
Street Parking Near the Station
The station’s official REM information identifies dedicated parking facilities, including reserved carpool spaces and spaces for electric vehicles being charged (rem.info). Those provisions matter for drivers approaching the station by car because the formal parking supply is separate from general curbside parking.
Use the signed station parking areas for park-and-ride trips rather than treating nearby streets as an extension of the commuter lot. The station is in Dutrisac, near Saint-Laurent, at 925 CROIS. Du Ruisseau, so the address is the useful reference point when choosing where to leave a vehicle.
Commuter Parking and Indigo Neo Subscriptions
Commuters can use the paid REM parking managed by Indigo Neo, where the published subscription options cost $10.29 a day or $121.30 a month (Montreal Gazette). A monthly subscription is aimed at regular weekday users, while the daily option suits occasional rail trips.
The paid lots at Deux-Montagnes REM stations began charging in January, with Indigo Neo managing the facilities (Montreal Gazette). Reserved carpooling and electric-vehicle charging areas provide additional purpose-specific options (rem.info).
Parksy Spaces Near the Station
For short stays, Parksy lists an outdoor space on Avenue Lavigerie, 890 m away, at $2.50 an hour. A lot on Rue Tasse is 1.0 km away and costs $4 an hour, while another Montreal parking lot at the same distance also costs $4 an hour. These hourly spaces suit drivers who need a flexible alternative to station parking.
Monthly users have two options 1.0 km away: a secure monthly space listed at $300 a month and a secure monthly space in Place de l’Acadie at $150 a month. Parksy also lists a space in Mile End on Rue Poirier, 1.0 km away, at $2.25 an hour. The distances make the listings practical for drivers prepared to walk beyond the station car park.
Montpellier Connection and Alternatives
Montpellier is the nearest station, 1.6 km from the station and a 20-minute walk away. Drivers who cannot use the parking supply here can consider Montpellier as an alternative rail access point, although the walking connection is substantial.
The REM station provides park-and-ride access, reserved carpool spaces and charging facilities for electric cars (rem.info). The official station information also identifies elevators, making the site a usable connection point for passengers who need a universally accessible station (rem.info).
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Du Ruisseau Station?
The official park-and-ride at Du Ruisseau Station has 746 free spaces, including 17 reserved spaces for universal access. Paid parking managed by Indigo Neo is available from 05:00 to 02:30 Monday to Tuesday. The station is at 925 CROIS. Du Ruisseau in Dutrisac, near Saint-Laurent, with reserved carpool and electric-vehicle charging spaces.
How Many Free Parking Spaces Are at Du Ruisseau Station?
The official park-and-ride includes 746 free spaces. Of these, 17 are reserved for universal access. The station also identifies reserved carpool spaces and a park-and-ride area for electric cars being charged, providing purpose-specific options within the formal station parking facilities.
How Much Does Paid Commuter Parking Cost?
Indigo Neo manages the paid REM parking. Published subscription options cost $10.29 a day or $121.30 a month. The daily option suits occasional rail trips, while the monthly subscription is aimed at regular weekday users. Paid lots at Deux-Montagnes REM stations began charging in January.
What Parksy Parking Is Available Nearby?
For short stays, Parksy lists an outdoor space on Avenue Lavigerie, 890 m away, at $2.50 an hour. A lot on Rue Tasse is 1.0 km away at $4 an hour, and another Montreal parking lot at the same distance also costs $4 an hour. Rue Poirier in Mile End is 1.0 km away at $2.25 an hour.
Are Monthly Parking Spaces Available Near the Station?
Parksy lists two secure monthly spaces 1.0 km away. One costs $300 a month, and a secure monthly space in Place de l’Acadie costs $150 a month. These options are intended for monthly users prepared to walk beyond the station car park, rather than relying on the official station parking supply.
Can I Use Montpellier as an Alternative Station?
Montpellier is the nearest station, 1.6 km from Du Ruisseau Station and a 20-minute walk away. Drivers who cannot use the parking supply here can consider it as an alternative rail access point, although the walking connection is substantial. The station provides park-and-ride access, carpool spaces, charging facilities and elevators.
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