Is there a train to Longueuil?

Yes, the Montreal Metro (Yellow Line) connects to Longueuil.

How long is the drive?

Approximately 11 hours of driving time.

Only the Confederation Bridge toll.

Yes, the highways are well-maintained.

You can fly into Montreal-Trudeau Airport (YUL) and drive to Longueuil.

Rustico

Longueuil

Bus Driving

Rustico to Longueuil

Updated: 31 May 2026

The drive from Rustico to Longueuil is approximately 1,030 km, taking about 11 hours via the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 20. You will cross the Confederation Bridge and travel through New Brunswick before entering Quebec. For public transit, you can take a bus from Charlottetown to Moncton, then connect to a bus heading to Montreal, followed by a short transit trip to Longueuil.

Total Distance: Driving distance 1,030 km, straight-line air distance 830 km.

Fastest Way

Driving via the Trans-Canada Highway.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle.

Compare Rustico to Longueuil Routes

	Bus Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	16 hours	11 hours
Avg Price	$200 - $350	$150 - $250 (fuel)
Operator	Maritime Bus / Orléans Express	Personal Vehicle
Route	Charlottetown to Moncton to Montreal to Longueuil	Route 6 to TCH (Hwy 2) to Hwy 20
Tip	The Montreal Metro (Yellow Line) connects directly to Longueuil.	Longueuil is located on the South Shore of Montreal, easily accessible via the Jacques-Cartier Bridge.

Travel Tips

Language
French is the primary language; English is widely understood.
Traffic
Montreal area traffic can be heavy; use a navigation app.
Tolls
The Confederation Bridge is the only toll on this route.
Public Transit
The RTL bus system and Metro are very efficient in Longueuil.
Parking
Most areas in Longueuil offer street parking or public lots.

Safety Tips

Winter Driving
Winter tires are mandatory in Quebec; ensure your vehicle is equipped.
Fatigue
Take regular breaks on the long drive through New Brunswick.
Road Conditions
Check Quebec 511 for construction updates.
Emergency
Keep a roadside kit in your vehicle at all times.