Vaudreuil-Dorion to Laval

• Bridge Traffic

  The Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge is prone to construction delays; check Quebec 511.
• Highway 40

  This highway is very busy; stay in the middle lanes to avoid merging traffic.
• Public Transit

  Public transit between these two cities is complex and requires multiple transfers; driving is preferred.
• Parking

  Laval offers ample free parking at most shopping centers and attractions.
• Navigation

  Use a GPS with live traffic updates to navigate around potential accidents on the Trans-Canada Highway.

• Construction Zones

  Observe reduced speed limits in construction zones on Highway 40.
• Weather Alerts

  In winter, heavy snow can make the highway treacherous; drive slowly.
• Emergency Kit

  Keep a basic emergency kit in your car, especially during winter months.
• Visibility

  Ensure your headlights are on during rain or snow to remain visible to other drivers.

• Is there a train to Laval?
  There is no direct train; you would need to go through downtown Montreal.
• How long does it take to drive?
  Usually 40 minutes, but can exceed an hour during rush hour.
• Are there tolls on this route?
  No, there are no tolls on this specific route.
• What is the best time to leave?
  Leave before 6:30 AM or after 9:30 AM to avoid the worst traffic.
• Is it better to take the bus?
  Bus travel is not recommended due to the lack of direct lines.

• From Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, Canada
• To Laval, Quebec, Canada
• Modes

Mid-morning or late evening to avoid the heavy commuter traffic on Highway 40.