Prévost to Longueuil

• Bridge Traffic

  Check the status of the Champlain Bridge before leaving to avoid major delays.
• Rush Hour

  Try to travel outside of 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM and 3:30 PM to 6:00 PM.
• Public Transit

  Consider parking at the Longueuil Metro station and taking the train into Montreal.
• Navigation

  Use real-time traffic apps like Waze to navigate around accidents on the A-15.
• Parking

  Look for paid parking garages near the metro if you plan to spend the day in the city.

• Construction Zones

  Be alert for lane shifts and reduced speed limits in construction zones on the A-15.
• Aggressive Driving

  Stay in the right lane if you are not comfortable with high-speed Montreal traffic.
• Vehicle Maintenance

  Ensure your brakes are in good condition for the stop-and-go traffic common on this route.
• Visibility

  Keep your headlights on during rainy or overcast days to increase visibility.

• Is there a direct bus?
  No, you would need to transfer in Montreal, making driving much faster.
• How long does it take?
  Usually 60 to 90 minutes depending on bridge traffic.
• Is it better to take the train?
  There is no direct train from Prévost to Longueuil.
• Are there tolls?
  No, the bridges on this route are currently toll-free.
• What is the best time to leave?
  Mid-morning or late evening to avoid rush hour.

• From Prévost, Quebec, Canada
• To Longueuil, Quebec, Canada
• Modes

Spring or early autumn to avoid the peak winter snowstorm traffic on the A-15.