Ducking under the St-Laurent Sub. RTM 941 is approaching Montpellier Station as it ducks under the CN St-Laurent Sub; up until about five years ago there was a diamond at this location (Eas... (more)

Nearly identical internally but quite different externally, F59PH AMT 1340 and F59PHI AMT 1323 are parked in downtown Montreal towards the end of the morning rush hour at the head end of Candiac-l... (more)

AMT 1365 pushes a deadhead move over the Lachine Canal, on its way from Montreal's Central Station to the maintenance centre in Pointe St-Charles.

RTM 945 is about to leave Mont-Royal Station with a set of ten MR-90 cars. In the background is the stations namesake mountain; a few minutes earlier this train had exited a tunnel that brought it... (more)

A dual mode under wire. The AMT (later the RTM and just recently rebranded as EXO) bought twenty dual mode ALP45-DP's (able to operate in both diesel-electric and straight electric mode) fr... (more)

GP9's in passenger service. GP9 AMT 1311 is parked at right with ex-AMT equipment behind it, at left another GP9 (CP 1608) is waiting to leave Hays Station with an excursion train to Des Bo... (more)

The 1650 departure from Montreal's Central Station for Mont-Saint-Hilaire crosses the Lachine Canal with AMT 1359 leading.

AMT 1347 leads a 5-car set over the blue waters of the St. Lawrence River as it approaches the island of Montreal.

AMT 1323 pushes a deadhead move towards the South Shore of Montreal.

AMT 1347 has six Comet cars in a matching paint scheme as it crosses CP's bridge over the St. Lawrence River on its way to Montreal.

AMT 1340 pushes a six-car trainset back towards the South Shore of Montreal so that it can bring more commuters to Montreal during the morning rush hour.

A paint scheme that will soon be replaced. The RTM commuter agency in Montreal (AMT until a bit under a year ago) has rebranded themselves yet again under the 'Allo Exo' banner. Soon all in... (more)

I'm seeing double! Ex-GO Transit F59PH's AMT 1347 & AMT 1345 are in matching paint schemes and are both at the end of Candiac-line trainsets as they bask in the sun towards the end of the m... (more)

As the sun rises, RTM 72 is crossing the St-Lawrence bridge with an EMD F59PH (ex-GO Transit) leading 4 Comet cars.

AMT 1341 (originally GO Transit 544) leads RTM 16 on its way to Lucien-L'Allier station during the morning rush hour.