The quality of customer service is a top priority for the Commission des transports du Québec. During recent years, while maintaining our traditional service delivery modes, we have emphasized the development of e services that are easily accessible to carriers. This approach has yielded very good results.
With a customer satisfaction rate of 96%, in the years to come, we will keep improving the accessibility and quality of our services. For this purpose, we count on the participation of our staff, which responds to the public's needs every day. The achievement of the objectives set out in this Service Statement is closely monitored, and we provide our results in our annual management report.
Daniel Bureau
President
Our mission is to increase safe conduct by carriers, participate in economic development by promoting a supply of transport services that meets the public's expectations, and support equity in the transportation industry, all within a sustainable development perspective.
To fulfill its mission of ensuring public safety and preserving the road network, the Commission registers owners and operators of heavy vehicles in its register and assigns them a safety rating.
It intervenes in the case of carriers whose conduct presents a risk with regard to road safety or threatens the integrity of the road network. Through its decisions, the Commission can impose conditions on them in order to correct deficiencies. However, when a person's conduct deteriorates in such a way that no measure can remedy the situation, the Commission may suspend his or her right to operate heavy vehicles or to put them in operation.
The Commission may also order the Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec to prohibit a driver from operating a heavy vehicle.
The Commission maintains an up-to-date-list of transport service intermediaries. It issues permits to transport passengers by water and certificates of competency in the rail transportation sector.
To regulate economic activity, the Commission issues permits in the taxi transportation, bus transportation and bulk trucking brokerage services sectors and maintains the bulk trucking register up-to-date. It establishes the pricing of certain transportation services, particularly in the taxi industry.
The following sections present the service objectives to which all members of the Commission's staff subscribe.
The Commission constantly seeks to offer you accessible services. The Commission's services can be obtained in various ways, whether in person at our offices, or by mail, fax, telephone or Internet. You have thereby access to:
You also have the possibility of:
If you are summoned before the Commission, you may also:
In addition to providing you with plenty of information, the one-stop center for carriers delivers the following services:
* These services are also accessible through the automated telephone service.
The Commission's constant concern is to provide you with courteous service. You can count on us to:
Please note that any new passenger carrier will be required to submit to an evaluation of his or her knowledge, which could extend the registration time.
1. Anticipated changes to the definition of a heavy vehicle could result in a larger Commission clientele, an increased number of service requests and longer wait times.
We count on your cooperation to help us achieve our objectives. You are responsible for submitting an application that meets legal requirements, providing us with complete information and with all the documents necessary to process your file, and for paying the required fees or duties.
Any suggestions, comments or complaints regarding our services?
Please send us your feedback:
545, boulevard Crémazie Est,
10th floor, Suite 1000
Montréal (Québec) H2M 2V1
Email: suggestions.plaintes@ctq.gouv.qc.ca
Telephone: 1 888 461-2433 (toll free)
Fax: 514 873-3342
We attach great importance to your comments and complaints, because they help us understand your needs better and constantly improve the quality of the services you have the right to expect from us. You can be sure that we will receive them positively and treat them with discretion.
The Commission will give you confirmation, within 2 business days of receipt, that someone has taken charge of your comment or complaint, which will be processed within 21 days.