Is there a train to Trois-Rivieres?

No, there is no passenger rail service to Trois-Rivieres.

How long is the drive?

The drive takes approximately 11 hours.

Is it a French-speaking city?

Yes, Trois-Rivieres is a predominantly French-speaking city.

Are there tolls on the highways?

Only the Confederation Bridge has a toll; the highways are toll-free.

There is no commercial airport with scheduled passenger flights in Trois-Rivieres.

Stratford

Trois-Rivieres

Driving

Stratford to Trois-Rivieres

Updated: 31 May 2026

The journey from Stratford to Trois-Rivieres covers approximately 1,000 kilometers. You will cross the Confederation Bridge and follow the Trans-Canada Highway 2 through New Brunswick, then transition to Highway 20 in Quebec. The total driving time is approximately 11 hours. This route takes you through the heart of the St. Lawrence River valley.

Total Distance: 1,000 km driving distance; 780 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving is the only direct option, taking 11 hours.

Cheapest Way

Driving your own vehicle is the most practical and cost-effective method.

Compare Stratford to Trois-Rivieres Routes

Driving

Direct

Duration

11 hours

Avg Price

$180 - $230 (fuel + toll)

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Trans-Canada Highway 1, Confederation Bridge, Highway 2, Highway 20.

This is a long drive; consider an overnight stop in Quebec City.

Travel Tips

Language
Trois-Rivieres is a French-speaking city; learning basic French phrases is highly recommended.
Bridge Toll
Remember the Confederation Bridge toll is only paid when leaving PEI.
Fuel
Plan your fuel stops in advance, especially in rural New Brunswick.
Navigation
Use a GPS to navigate the highways in Quebec, as signs are primarily in French.
Traffic
Avoid Montreal during rush hour to save significant time.

Safety Tips

Wildlife
Be cautious of moose and deer on the highway, especially at night in New Brunswick.
Fatigue
Take a break every two hours to stay alert during the 11-hour drive.
Weather
Check weather forecasts for the entire route, as conditions can vary significantly.
Emergency Kit
Keep a basic emergency kit in your car at all times.