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  • Serves the Middle and Lower North Shore
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Did you know about it ?

• At the Québec-Lévis and Sorel-Tracy–Saint-Ignace-de-Loyola ferries, passengers pay their fare in cash. Payment by Visa, MasterCard or Interac can be made at the Matane–Baie-Comeau–Godbout crossing.
• The Société spends more than $ 500 000 in training, that is to say 2.1% of its aggregate remuneration. Close to 50% of the training activities are related to security.
• In spite of the weather and all unforeseen events that may occur during the year, the Société’s fleet has made 99.1% of the scheduled crossings, according to the last published 2006-2007 annual report.
• The Société cares about the protection of the environment. Since 1993, it has set up procedures that aim at avoiding any pouring of hydrocarbons at sea, at keeping the cleanliness of the bilges in the engine rooms and at treating liquid waste thrown out at sea.
• All the ships of the Société visit the dry dock of a shipyard every 2, 4 or 5 years. The hull, propeller, rudder, stem and stern propulsive units are inspected and repaired if necessary. Important mechanical works are done on that occasion.

Fares

Passengers

• 4 and under
  Free
• 5 to 11
  $2.00
• 12 to 64
  $2.75
• 65 or over
  $2.50
• Group of 15 or more (per person)
  $2.20
• Monthly pass
  $25.00

Vehicles (including driver)

• Bicycle*
  $2.75
• Motocycle, moped, snowmobile*
  $5.80
• Car or truck less than 6m long*
  $7.00
• Book of 10 tickets
  $47.50
• Truck*
  • 4 to 8 wheels
    $15.25
  • 10 wheels or more
    $21.25
  • Over 2.6 m wide
    $74.25
• Bus*
  $21.25
• Trailer, camper or camping
  trailer towed by a car or truck
  less than 6 m long
  • Less than 6 m long
    $4.10
  • 6 m or 8 m long
    $6.90
  • Over 8 m long
    $22.50
• Commercial trailer towed by
  a truck or tractor
  • 6 m long or less
    $6.90
  • Over 6 m long
    $22.50
  • Over 2.6 m wide
    $122.50
• Others
  Rates on request
  
  
  
  * Reduced rate for driver with pass or aged 65 or over

Services

• Vending machines
• Bicycle racks

Additional Information

Fares and schedules are subject to change without notice.

Transport of dangerous goods

• One 25 liter container of fuel
• Two 30 pound cylinders of propane gas

• Two 25 liter containers of fuel per trailer towing at least one recreational motor vehicle (boat, motorcycle, snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle)

• One 55 pound cylinder of propane gas

Recommendations for a pleasant and safe trip

• Our ferries are designed to accommodate people with disabilities. Please advise our attendants as soon as you arrive at the crossing so that they may assign you a place that will enable you to enjoy our onboard services.
• Passengers traveling with pets must keep them on a leash or in a cage.
• Please keep the stairways clear during docking.
  

• On boarding, wait for the green light or attendant’s instructions.
• Drive slowly when boarding the ferry.
• Always park in the space you are assigned.
• Do not move your vehicle once it is parked, and remember to engage the emergency brake.
• To improve onboard air quality and respect the environment, please turn off your engine. On landing, please start your engine at the very last minute.
• Leave no articles in plain sight, and lock your doors.
• Use caution when opening your doors and walking between vehicles.
• On landing, wait for directions before driving onto the ramp.

• Please keep your vehicle parked during docking.

• Please walk your bike on the boarding ramps.

• Install front wheels on your snowmobile to make it easier to move on the ferry and prevent damage.

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Contact Information

Tourist Appeals and Useful Links

• Tourisme Montérégie
• Tourisme Lanaudière
• Office du tourisme de Sorel-Tracy
• Festival de Lanaudière
• Festival de la Gibelotte de Sorel-Tracy (in french only)
• Book your lodging
• Inforoutière
• Bonjour Québec