MONTREAL – It looks like commuting into the city is going to get a lot easier for some West Islanders.
The reserve lane on Highway 20 is now open to electric vehicles and carpooling cars that have three or more people.
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The lane was initially only accessible to buses and taxis.
Quebec’s Transport Minister made the announcement in Quebec City on Monday.
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