Is there a train to Longueuil?

Yes, the Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke Metro station connects to the Montreal network.

How long is the drive?

The drive typically takes 6 hours.

No, there are no tolls on this specific route.

Intercity bus services are available but require transfers.

Is it better to drive or fly?

Driving is the most practical option as there are no direct flights.

Normandin

Longueuil

Driving

Normandin to Longueuil

Updated: 30 May 2026

The journey from Normandin to Longueuil covers approximately 520 kilometers, connecting the Lac-Saint-Jean region to the South Shore of Montreal. You will travel south via Route 175 through the Laurentides Wildlife Reserve, then merge onto Highway 20 West toward the Montreal area. This route takes you across the St. Lawrence River into Longueuil. Expect a travel time of about 6 hours. Traffic can be heavy when crossing the bridges into the city.

Total Distance: 520 km driving distance; 400 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via Route 175 and Highway 20 is the fastest, taking about 6 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving is the most practical and cost-effective way to reach Longueuil.

Compare Normandin to Longueuil Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

6 hours

Avg Price

100-140 CAD in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Route 175 South to Highway 20 West, then Highway 20/132.

Use the Jacques-Cartier Bridge for access to Longueuil from Montreal.

Travel Tips

Bridge Traffic
Expect significant delays on the Jacques-Cartier Bridge during morning and evening rush hours.
Navigation
Use a GPS to navigate the complex highway interchanges near Montreal.
Rest Stops
Plan your stops in Drummondville or Saint-Hyacinthe to avoid fatigue.
Parking
Check for public parking garages in downtown Longueuil if visiting for the day.
Public Transit
Consider using the Longueuil Metro station for easy access to Montreal.

Safety Tips

Traffic Awareness
Stay alert for sudden lane changes in heavy traffic near the city.
Construction
Be aware of road construction zones which are common on Quebec highways.
Winter Driving
Ensure your vehicle is equipped with winter tires during the cold season.
Emergency Services
Dial 911 for any roadside emergencies or accidents.