What is a station zone and how does it work?

Unlike a regular station located in a fixed location, a station zone is an area on the map visible in the Communauto app.

The perimeter of the station zone is small enough to be crossed quickly on foot.

Vehicles at these stations are parked on the street and can be anywhere within the zone boundaries. They do not have a fixed parking space.

The reservation

When booking your vehicle, you will only know the area where to find it.

Before starting the trip

Check the exact location of the vehicle in the mobile app before leaving. The vehicle will appear on the map up to 10 minutes before the start of your reservation (if it is already available).

At the end of the trip

When your reservation is done, simply release the vehicle within the station zone boundaries in a location that is not subject to restrictions.

Except for in Quebec City, the vehicles also have residential parking permits, just like FLEX vehicles, so the same rules apply for on-street parking. Read the signs carefully.

For more information, see the Parking Guide for your city:

• Montreal Region: Parking Guide – Communauto Montreal Region
• Toronto: How It Works – Communauto Toronto
• Halifax: Parking Guide – Communauto Atlantic
• Quebec City Region: Parking Guide – Communauto Quebec 

You can also find detailed information for each station zone in the info-station, accessible during the trip by clicking on the name of the station in the Communauto app.