Is there a train to Trois-Rivieres?

No, there is no direct passenger rail service to Trois-Rivieres from Huntingdon.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 3 hours under normal traffic conditions.

Yes, the A-30 bridge requires a toll payment.

What is the best route?

Taking A-30 East to A-40 East is the most efficient path.

Bus travel requires multiple transfers via Montreal and is not recommended for speed.

Huntingdon

Trois-Rivieres

Driving

Huntingdon to Trois-Rivieres

Updated: 29 May 2026

The journey from Huntingdon to Trois-Rivieres covers approximately 240 kilometers via Autoroute 30 and Autoroute 40. You will navigate through the Greater Montreal area, which requires careful timing to avoid peak traffic congestion. The drive typically takes 3 hours depending on road conditions and bridge crossings. This route connects the rural Montérégie region with the historic Mauricie region. You will pass through diverse landscapes ranging from agricultural plains to the industrial corridors of the St. Lawrence River.

Total Distance: 240 km driving distance; 210 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via A-30 and A-40 is the fastest, taking roughly 3 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method for this route.

Compare Huntingdon to Trois-Rivieres Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

3 hours

Avg Price

$40-$60 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 138 to A-30 East, then A-40 East toward Quebec City.

Use the A-30 toll bridge to bypass downtown Montreal traffic.

Travel Tips

Avoid Peak Hours
Try to pass through the Montreal South Shore between 10 AM and 2 PM.
Toll Awareness
The A-30 bridge has an electronic toll system; ensure your transponder is active.
Fuel Up
Gas prices are often lower in Huntingdon than in the heart of Montreal.
Weather Check
Check the Transports Quebec website for winter road conditions before departing.
Rest Stops
Stop at the service centers along A-40 for reliable food and washroom access.

Safety Tips

Winter Driving
Winter tires are mandatory in Quebec from December to March.
Wildlife
Be alert for deer on rural sections of Route 138 near Huntingdon.
Construction
Quebec highways frequently have summer construction zones; follow speed limits strictly.
Emergency Kit
Keep a shovel and blanket in your trunk during the winter months.