Is there a train between them?

No direct train; buses are the primary transit mode.

How long is the bus ride?

Usually 30-50 minutes depending on the route.

Can I use the same card?

Yes, PRESTO works on both Brampton Transit and MiWay.

Yes, but traffic can be heavy on major arteries.

Are they in the same region?

Yes, both are in the Regional Municipality of Peel.

Brampton

Mississauga

Bus Driving

Brampton to Mississauga

Updated: 30 May 2026

Brampton and Mississauga are neighboring cities in the Peel Region, separated by about 20 kilometers. You can travel between them using Brampton Transit or MiWay bus services. Driving via Highway 410 or Hurontario Street is common. The trip typically takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on the time of day. Both cities are highly integrated in terms of regional transit.

Total Distance: 20 km driving distance; 18 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via Highway 410 is the fastest route during off-peak hours.

Cheapest Way

Local bus transit is the most affordable way to travel between these cities.

Compare Brampton to Mississauga Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	40 mins	30 mins
Avg Price	4-8 CAD	5-10 CAD in fuel
Operator	Brampton Transit / MiWay	Personal Vehicle
Route	Various routes connecting Brampton Gateway Terminal to Square One.	Hurontario Street or Highway 410 South.
Tip	Transfer between Brampton Transit and MiWay at major hubs.	Hurontario Street is a major artery but has frequent traffic lights.

Travel Tips

PRESTO Card
Use your PRESTO card for seamless transfers between transit systems.
Transit Apps
Use Google Maps or the Transit app to track bus arrivals.
Traffic
Hurontario Street is under construction for the LRT; expect delays.
Parking
Square One offers ample parking, but it gets busy on weekends.
Cycling
There are several bike paths connecting the two cities.

Safety Tips

Pedestrians
Be cautious of pedestrians at busy intersections near malls.
Night Travel
Stick to well-lit bus stops at night.
Driving
Watch for construction zones on major roads.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged for transit updates.