Yes, the West Coast Express stops directly in Port Coquitlam.

How much is the train?

The fare is approximately 8 to 10 dollars.

Yes, local buses connect the area to the SkyTrain.

How long is the drive?

It takes about 50 minutes depending on traffic.

Yes, the PoCo Trail is excellent for cycling.

Mission

Port Coquitlam

Train Driving

Mission to Port Coquitlam

Updated: 27 May 2026

The route from Mission to Port Coquitlam is a straightforward journey along the northern side of the Fraser River. You can take the West Coast Express for a direct connection to the Port Coquitlam station. Driving via the Lougheed Highway (Highway 7) is the most common road route. The trip covers roughly 40 kilometers and offers views of the coastal mountains. It is a popular route for those working in the industrial areas of the Tri-Cities.

Total Distance: 40 km driving distance, 35 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

The train takes 40 minutes, consistently beating road traffic.

Cheapest Way

West Coast Express is the most cost-effective and fastest option.

Compare Mission to Port Coquitlam Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	40 mins	50 mins
Avg Price	8-10 CAD	8-12 CAD in fuel
Operator	West Coast Express	Personal Vehicle
Route	Mission City Station to Port Coquitlam Station	Highway 7 (Lougheed Highway)
Tip	The train is the most reliable way to avoid traffic.	Traffic can be heavy near the Pitt River Bridge.

Travel Tips

Train Timing
Check the schedule as the train only runs during peak hours.
Bridge Traffic
Expect delays on the Pitt River Bridge during rush hour.
Compass Card
Use your card for all transit connections.
Parking
Parking is available at the Port Coquitlam station.
Bike Friendly
You can bring your bike on the West Coast Express.

Safety Tips

River Safety
Stay on marked trails when near the river.
Traffic Awareness
Be cautious of merging traffic on Highway 7.
Emergency Prep
Keep a charged phone for navigation.
Night Driving
Use high beams on rural stretches of the highway.