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Société de transport de Trois-Rivières
Founded2002
Headquarters2000, rue Bellefeuille
Trois-Rivières,Quebec
G9A 5J3
Service areaTrois-Rivières,Quebec, Canada
Service typePublic transit
Routes12
Daily ridership8200
Websitewww.sttr.qc.ca(in Canadian French)
Logo from 2002 to 2009

Société de transport de Trois-Rivières (STTR) was formed in 2002 to operate transit services, after the merger of the six municipalities that today constitute the city ofTrois-Rivières,Quebec, Canada. Previously theCorporation intermunicipale de transport des Forges (CITF) had provided service in the area since 1979. It covers a population of more than 126,000 people with its urban bus routes, school buses and tours, carrying more than 8200 users per day for a total of about 3 million trips a year.

History

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Chronology of the transit system operators.[1]

1915 to 1939: Three Rivers Traction Company
1940 to 1975:la Compagnie de Transport St. Maurice
1975 to 1979:Ville de Trois-Rivières
1979 to 2001:Corporation intermunicipale de transport des Forges
2002 to present:Société de transport des Trois-Rivières

References

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  1. ^David A. Wyatt,History of Canadian Transit Systems: Trois-Rivières, Québec. Retrieved 2024-05-14.

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