Quebec City, about a three-hour drive northeast
of Montreal, is the capital city of the province of Quebec, and the region has
a population of about 716,000. It is one
of the oldest cities in North America, having been founded in 1608, and it is
said that it is the city with the most European flavour. It is also the only fortified city in North
America (i.e. there is a wall around the old city.) There are two main transit systems in the
area, the RTC, serving Quebec City and the north shore of the St. Lawrence
River, and the STL, serving Lévis, Charny and other communities along the south shore of the
river. Click below to see photos of
buses in Quebec City and Lévis.
Réseau de transport de la Capitale
(74 photos)
Société de transport de Lévis (23 photos)
Le groupe M. Auger Inc. (5 photos)