Is there a train to Vaughan?

Yes, you can take the GO Train from Niagara Falls to Union Station, then transfer to the TTC Subway Line 1.

How much is the 407 toll?

Rates vary by time of day and distance traveled; check the 407 ETR website for your specific trip.

Yes, the QEW is one of the busiest highways in Ontario, especially near Burlington.

Yes, Megabus and GO Transit offer services from the Niagara region to the GTA.

What is the best time to drive?

Mid-morning or mid-afternoon avoids the heaviest commuter traffic.

Stevensville

Vaughan

Driving

Stevensville to Vaughan

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Stevensville to Vaughan covers approximately 135 kilometers. You will primarily use the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) heading north toward Toronto. Expect a travel time of 90 to 120 minutes depending on traffic congestion near the Burlington Skyway. This route transitions from the rural Niagara region into the dense Greater Toronto Area. Using the 407 ETR toll highway is the most efficient way to bypass downtown Toronto traffic.

Total Distance: 135 km driving distance, 110 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via the 407 ETR toll highway during off-peak hours takes 90 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method for this distance.

Compare Stevensville to Vaughan Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

1 hour 45 mins

Avg Price

$25-$45 in fuel

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

QEW to Highway 403 to Highway 401 to Highway 400 North.

Avoid the Burlington Skyway during morning rush hour to save 20 minutes.

Travel Tips

Toll Awareness
The 407 ETR is a camera-billed toll road; ensure your transponder is active or expect a bill by mail.
Rush Hour
Avoid the QEW near the Burlington Skyway between 7 AM and 9 AM.
Fuel Stops
Fill up in Stevensville or Niagara Falls as gas prices are often lower than in the GTA.
Navigation
Use real-time traffic apps to monitor accidents on the 401 corridor.
Parking
Vaughan has ample free parking at most retail centers but limited street parking in residential zones.

Safety Tips

Weather
Winter storms can cause whiteout conditions on the QEW; check Ontario 511 before departing.
Construction
Highway 400 frequently undergoes lane closures; watch for reduced speed zones.
Emergency
Keep a roadside emergency kit in your trunk at all times.
Fatigue
Take a break at the ONroute service centers if you feel drowsy during the drive.