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Montreal’s parking app will no longer work after July 31 — Here’s what to use instead

8 July 20252 Mins Read

Heads up, Montreal drivers: if you rely on your phone to pay for parking around the city, you’re going to need a new app — and soon.

The city’s long-running P$ Mobile Service app is officially being phased out and will stop working on July 31, 2025. To avoid a surprise parking ticket, the Agence de mobilité durable de Montréal is asking drivers to switch over to a new app called Mobicité, available now on iOS and Android.

Much like the old P$ app, Mobicité lets you pay for on-street parking and some city lots right from your phone. It charges the same $0.07 transaction fee, and adds a few handy new features, including:

 

     

  • A warning 10 minutes before your session ends
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  • The ability to manage multiple credit cards
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  • A live timer showing how much time you have left
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There’s also a web version in the works, which should help drivers without smartphones.

One key thing to know: your data from the old app won’t transfer. You’ll need to create a fresh account on Mobicité. If you want access to your past parking history, you’ll need to log in to your old P$ account on the agency’s website and download it before December 15, 2025, as it’ll be permanently deleted after that date.

The old app, which was developed by Passport and not the city itself, faced criticism for buggy performance, crashes, and connectivity issues. So the Agence tapped Quebec-based Mirego to build Mobicité from the ground up.

You can download Mobicité on the App Store or Google Play, and start using it today. Just don’t forget to switch over before July 31 — unless you enjoy fumbling with coins, squinting at faded screens, and frantically running back to feed the metre like it’s 2005.

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