The trip from Souris to Truro covers 230 kilometers. You will drive west on Route 2 to the Confederation Bridge, then follow the Trans-Canada Highway 104 through New Brunswick and into Nova Scotia. Truro is known as the 'Hub of Nova Scotia' because it sits at the junction of major highways. The drive typically takes 3 hours. This route is straightforward and well-maintained throughout the year.
Total Distance: 230 km driving distance; 160 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 4 hours 30 mins | 3 hours |
| Avg Price | $80 | $55-$80 |
| Operator | Maritime Bus | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Souris to Charlottetown, then transfer to Truro-bound bus. | Route 2, Confederation Bridge, Highway 104. |
| Tip | Maritime Bus stops at the Truro bus terminal located near the highway. | Truro is a major highway junction; ensure you follow signs for the downtown exit. |
May to October for the best road conditions and scenery.