Train
Driving
Île-aux-Noix to London
Updated: 28 May 2026
The trip from Île-aux-Noix to London, Ontario, covers roughly 750 kilometers. You will travel west along the 401 corridor, passing through Toronto. Driving is the most common method, taking about 8 hours. VIA Rail also provides service directly to London Station. This route is essential for those traveling into Southwestern Ontario.
Total Distance: 750 km driving distance, 680 km straight-line air distance.
Fastest Way
Driving is the fastest, taking 8 hours compared to 10 hours by train.
Cheapest Way
Driving is the most economical choice for solo travelers or families.
Compare Île-aux-Noix to London Routes
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Direct
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| Duration | 10 hours | 8 hours |
| Avg Price | 200-350 CAD | 110-140 CAD |
| Operator | VIA Rail | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Montreal to London Station. | Highway 401 West all the way to London. |
| Tip | VIA Rail offers direct service from Montreal to London. | The 401 west of Toronto is often busy; plan for extra time. |
Travel Tips
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TrafficAvoid the 401 near Mississauga during peak hours.
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Train BookingBook early to get the best rates on the Montreal-London line.
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ParkingDowntown London has several municipal parking lots.
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WeatherLondon experiences significant snowfall; check road reports in winter.
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Local TransitLondon Transit (LTC) provides bus service throughout the city.
Safety Tips
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Highway SafetyMaintain a safe distance from transport trucks on the 401.
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Winter DrivingSnow tires are essential for the 401 corridor in winter.
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EmergencyKeep a roadside assistance plan active.
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VisibilityUse headlights during heavy rain or snow.
People Also Ask
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Is there a direct train?Yes, VIA Rail operates direct trains from Montreal.
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How long is the drive?Approximately 8 hours.
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Is London safe?Yes, it is a standard Canadian city with normal safety levels.
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What is the best route?Highway 401 is the most direct path.
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Are there tolls?No, the 401 is toll-free.
Quick Info
- From Île-aux-Noix, Quebec, Canada
- To London, Ontario, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
June to August for warm weather and local festivals.
Things to Do in London
1
Victoria Park
The heart of London, hosting many festivals and events throughout the year.
2
Eldon House
London's oldest residence, offering a glimpse into the city's history.
3
Fanshawe Pioneer Village
An open-air museum showcasing life in the 19th century.
4
Banting House
The birthplace of insulin, now a national historic site.
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