See something disturbing on the Montreal Metro? You can now text the STM
November 12, 2024
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1:50Now PlayingSee something disturbing on the Montreal Metro? You can now text the STM
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as posted by the channelThe city’s transit authority, the STM, has set up the non-urgent text line at 1-888-786-1119 for users to signal minor security issues. #metro #stm #montrealmetro #transit
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