Laval is located north of Montreal, while Brossard is to the south. The most efficient way to travel is to take the REM to Gare Centrale, then transfer to the Montreal Metro (Orange Line) to reach Laval. Driving is possible via Highway 15, but you must cross the entire island of Montreal, which can be slow. The total journey takes about 45 to 60 minutes. This route effectively traverses the entire Greater Montreal area.
Total Distance: 35 km driving distance, 30 km straight-line distance.
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| Duration | 50 mins | 45-60 mins |
| Avg Price | 6-8 CAD | 8-12 CAD in fuel |
| Operator | REM + STM Metro | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | REM to Gare Centrale, then Metro Orange Line to Montmorency. | Highway 10 to Highway 15 N. |
| Tip | The Orange Line goes directly into the heart of Laval. | Highway 15 through Montreal is often congested; use the REM if possible. |
Mid-day to avoid the heavy morning and evening rush hour traffic.