Rouyn-Noranda public transit

L'autobus de ville

Locale| Rouyn-Noranda
Service type| bus
Routes| 4
Operator| Autobus Maheux[1]
Website| transport

Rouyn-Noranda public transit (Fr:transport en commun), marketed as L'autobus de ville, provides local bus service in the small city of Rouyn-Noranda in northwestern Quebec, Canada.

## Routes

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There are 3 regular scheduled routes[2] and a workers' special that runs only mornings and afternoons.[3]

No. | Description | Notes

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10 | Downtown direction Montée-du-Sourire et Cégep, Centre-ville |
20 | Downtown, Quartier Notre-Dame, Noranda-Ouest, Rouyn-Centre |
21 | Noranda-Nord, Noranda-Ouest and Rouyn-Centre |
30 | Provides service to the workers at Atelier Manutex on avenue Marcel-Baril |

## References

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1. ^ Autobus Maheux
2. ^ Official tourist site of the Government of Québec: Rouyn-Noranda public transportation
3. ^ Rouyn-Noranda public transit: Route schedule

## External links

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* Ville de Rouyn-Noranda Transport en commun (French)

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