How far is Mississauga?

It is approximately 20 km from Oakville.

Yes, MiWay and GO Bus provide extensive service between the cities.

Is the train expensive?

No, it is very affordable for a short trip.

What is the best route?

The QEW is the fastest highway, while Dundas Street is a good local alternative.

You need a PRESTO card or a single-ride ticket.

Oakville

Mississauga

Train Driving

Oakville to Mississauga

Updated: 30 May 2026

The trip from Oakville to Mississauga is a short, efficient commute within the Greater Toronto Area. You can utilize the GO Train for a quick connection between stations, or drive via the QEW or local roads like Dundas Street. Mississauga is a major hub, and transit options are well-integrated between the two cities. Whether you are commuting for work or visiting, the proximity makes travel very convenient.

Total Distance: Driving distance 20 km, Air distance 18 km.

Fastest Way

GO Train is the fastest way to reach central Mississauga hubs.

Cheapest Way

MiWay bus or GO Train are both very affordable for this short distance.

Compare Oakville to Mississauga Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	15 mins	25 mins
Avg Price	$6 - $8	$5 - $10 in fuel
Operator	GO Transit	Personal Vehicle
Route	Oakville GO Station to Clarkson or Port Credit GO.	QEW or Dundas Street West.
Tip	The train is the fastest way to cross the city border.	Dundas Street is a good alternative if the QEW is congested.

Travel Tips

MiWay Integration
Use your PRESTO card for seamless transfers between GO Transit and MiWay buses.
Traffic
Avoid the QEW during peak hours if possible; use local arterial roads instead.
Parking
Most shopping centers in Mississauga offer free parking, but check signs.
Cycling
There are several bike paths connecting Oakville and Mississauga if you prefer to cycle.
Planning
Use the Triplinx website to plan your transit route across the GTA.

Safety Tips

Pedestrian Safety
Use designated crosswalks, especially near busy intersections in Mississauga.
Driving
Be cautious of heavy truck traffic on the QEW.
Night Travel
Stick to well-lit areas when using public transit at night.
Emergency
Keep your phone charged for navigation and emergency calls.