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Rideshare and carpool in Montréal, QC

Rideshare in Montréal: Loop routes from Montréal go to Toronto (553 km, about 5 h 30 min), Drummondville (94 km, about 1 h 15 min) and Québec City (233 km, about 2 h 45 min). As of October 18, 2026, 130 rides are posted from or to Montréal for the next 30 days. Campus pages: McGill University.

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Montréal connects west to Ottawa and Toronto along the 40 and 401, and east to Québec City along the 20.

Find a ride

Montréal

from
  • km553

    To Toronto

    about 5 h 30 min

    driver sets price
  • km94

    To Drummondville

    about 1 h 15 min

    driver sets price

illustration of search in the app

Montréal on Loop right now

Next 30 days

130

rides posted from or to Montréal

Last 90 days

6

rides completed from or to Montréal

City Circle

Open now

The Montréal Circle is live in the app

Campus Circles

None yet

Campus Circles in Montréal are started by members

Loop data as of October 18, 2026. Rides are counted in both directions.

Montréal at a glance.

Rideshare in Montréal: key facts, updated
Fact Value and source
Route pages 8 leaving, 8 arriving Loop corridor catalog
To Toronto 553 km, about 5 h 30 min Reference road figures, no traffic
To Drummondville 94 km, about 1 h 15 min Reference road figures, no traffic
To Québec City 233 km, about 2 h 45 min Reference road figures, no traffic
Rides posted, next 30 days 130 From or to Montréal · as of
Rides completed, last 90 days 6 From or to Montréal · as of
Campus pages 1 Loop campus catalog
Where riders meet

Where do riders meet in Montréal?

Every ride lists its exact pickup point and any stops before you book. These are the areas riders and drivers in Montréal most often set as theirs.

  • Plateau
  • Downtown / Centre-ville
  • NDG
  • Laval
  • Longueuil
  • Brossard
  • Verdun

At pickup, the PIN and a shared pickup colour on both phones make it easy to find each other, and the live trip page lets someone at home follow along without the app.

Meet with a PIN, not a guess.

  • Pickup PIN. The driver enters your code at pickup, so the right person gets in the right car.

  • Pickup colour. Both phones show the same colour beacon while you find each other.

  • Live trip page. Share a link and anyone can follow the trip in a browser.

Campus-first, open to everyone

The campus in Montréal.

Weekends home, reading week, co-op moves. Campus pages show the corridors students ride and where drivers pick up. No student email required.

Good to know

Rideshare in Montréal, answered.

Short answers on finding a seat, what it costs, and who you are riding with.

Full FAQ

How do I find a rideshare in Montréal?

Open the Loop app, set Montréal as your pickup or your destination, pick a date, and every ride posted for that day appears with its price, open seats and pickup point. Book instantly or request a seat, depending on how the driver set the ride, and pay in the app with a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. If you are driving, post the ride you are already taking; that is how every city on Loop starts.

How much does a rideshare from Montréal cost?

Drivers set their own seat price, and it is usually a fraction of what the trip costs to run. QC cost-sharing rules cap what a driver may collect (54¢ per km per seat is the ceiling, not the going rate), so a seat stays a share of the trip rather than a fare. Prices never surge, and the price you see is the price you pay in the app.

Are Loop drivers in Montréal verified?

Yes. Drivers on Loop are ID and driver's licence verified. At pickup you confirm the ride with a PIN, both of you can follow live trip status, and you can share a live trip page with someone at home. Ratings are blind: neither side sees the other's rating until both are in. Women can also post women-only rides that only women can book, and Loop's servers enforce that rule.

Can I carpool with people from my campus or workplace in Montréal?

Yes. Circles are Loop's communities for a campus, a city, a workplace or an interest. Join the Montréal Circle or your campus Circle in the app, and the rides members post show up in the feed next to the events people are going to. Anyone can start a Circle, and no student email is required.

Someone in Montréal is going your way.

Get the app, search Montréal, and book a seat in a car already making the trip. Or post your own drive and fill the empty seats.