Montreal Urban Community Transit Commission 1980s Roll Sign

Montréal's buses had a split front destination sign, with the route number and name displayed on the left (facing the bus), and an auxiliary sign on the right; however, the auxiliary sign was usually set either to blank or "MÉTRO".

Judging by the routes listed (and the GARAGE destinations at the end), this sign came from a bus assigned to one of the west-end garages.

12	ILe des Soeurs
15	Ste-Catherine
16	Graham
17	Décarie
19	St Antoine-St Jacques
23
25	de l'Eglise
30	STDenis-STHubert
31	St-Denis
35	Notre-Dame
36	Monk
37	Jolicoeur
52	Liège
53	Bd St-Laurent
54	Chabanel
55	Bd St-Laurent
56	Jarry
58	Wellington
60	Wellington
62	Côte-des-Neiges
63
65	Côte-des-Neiges
66	Boulevard
69	Gouin
78	Laurendeau
79	Guy
90	St-Jacques
92	Jean-Talon
93	Jean-Talon
96
98	Legendre
100	Métropolitain
102	Somerled
103	Monkland
104	N.-D.-de-Grâce
105	Sherbrooke
106	Newman
107	Verdun-Peel
108	Bannatyne
109	Bd Shevchenko
111	Lafleur
112	Centrale
113	Lapierre
114	Norman-StPatrick
121	Sauvé/Cote-Vertu
123	Dollard
124	Victoria
127	Lebeau
137
138
141	Jean-Talon
146	Christophe-Colomb
147	Sauvé/Cote-Vertu
148	METROBUS LAURENTIEN
149	METROBUS WESTMINSTER
150	Dorchester
155
162	Wesminster
163	Dudemaine
164	Keller
167
168	TERRE DES HOMMES MAN AND HIS WORLD
169	La Ronde
177
179	Boul. de L'acadie
180	De Salaberry
182
190	METROBUS LACHINE
191	N-Dame-Lachine
196	24e Avenue
198	METROBUS ROBERT
148	METROBUS LAURENTIEN
149	METROBUS WESTMINSTER
190	METROBUS LACHINE
198	METROBUS ROBERT