Highway 7
Highway 400 · Central region
- Spaces
- 268
- Accessible spaces
- 11
- Enter from
- Colossus Drive
- Distance
- about 20 km away
- Lit
- Bike racks
Rideshare by city
Rideshare and carpoolin Toronto, ON
Toronto is the hub of the 401 corridor.
Find a ride
Toronto
from- km507driver sets price
To Montréal
about 5 h 30 min via Highway 401 and Autoroute 20
- km57driver sets price
To Hamilton
about 1 h via the QEW and Gardiner
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Toronto on Loop right now
Next 30 days
129
rides posted from or to Toronto
Last 90 days
5
rides completed from or to Toronto
City Circle
Open now
The Toronto Circle is live in the app
Campus Circles
None yet
Campus Circles in Toronto are started by members
Loop data as of September 24, 2026. Rides are counted in both directions.
Popular routes
Where Toronto rides go.
Rides fan out east to Kingston, Ottawa and Montréal, west to Kitchener, London and Windsor, and south to Niagara. Union Station, Yorkdale and the airport are the usual meeting points, and the GTA Circle is the largest on Loop.
From Toronto
All rides from TorontoToronto to Montréal
507 km , 5 h 30 min
52 rides next 30 daysMost searchedToronto to Hamilton
57 km , 1 h
15 rides next 30 daysToronto to London
146 km , 2 h 5 min
3 rides next 30 daysMost searchedToronto to Kitchener-Waterloo
94 km , 1 h 20 min
1 ride next 30 daysToronto to Oshawa
60 km , 50 min
Toronto to Guelph
95 km , 1 h 10 min
Toronto to Barrie
100 km , 1 h 5 min
Toronto to Niagara Falls
130 km , 1 h 35 min
Most searchedToronto to Kingston
263 km , 2 h 45 min
Toronto to Windsor
370 km , 4 h
Toronto to Ottawa
450 km , 4 h 30 min
Most searchedToronto to Gatineau
457 km , 4 h 35 min
To Toronto
All rides to TorontoMontréal to Toronto
507 km , 5 h 30 min
54 rides next 30 daysOttawa to Toronto
352 km , 4 h 30 min
3 rides next 30 daysKitchener-Waterloo to Toronto
81 km , 1 h 20 min
1 ride next 30 daysOshawa to Toronto
60 km , 50 min
Hamilton to Toronto
70 km , 1 h
Guelph to Toronto
95 km , 1 h 10 min
Barrie to Toronto
100 km , 1 h 5 min
Niagara Falls to Toronto
130 km , 1 h 35 min
London to Toronto
192 km , 2 h 5 min
Kingston to Toronto
263 km , 2 h 45 min
Windsor to Toronto
370 km , 4 h
Gatineau to Toronto
457 km , 4 h 35 min
Distances and drive times are reference road figures before traffic, weather and stops. Typical prices, where shown, are medians of confirmed Loop bookings over the last 90 days. Drivers set the price; Loop shows the provincial cost-sharing guidance and never adds surge.
Where riders meet
Pickups people in Toronto actually name.
Every ride lists its exact pickup point and any stops before you book. These are the areas riders and drivers in Toronto most often set as theirs.
- Downtown
- North York
- Scarborough
- Etobicoke
- Mississauga
- Brampton
- Markham
- Vaughan
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.
Carpool lots near Toronto
Courtneypark Drive
Highway 410 · Central region
- Spaces
- 279
- Accessible spaces
- 12
- Enter from
- Highway 410 northbound off-ramp, or Courtneypark Drive
- Distance
- about 24 km away
- Lit
Hurontario Street
Highway 401 · Central region
- Spaces
- 256
- Enter from
- Hurontario Street
- Distance
- about 25 km away
- Lit
Highway 401 and Port Union Road
Highway 401 · Central region
- Spaces
- 81
- Accessible spaces
- 4
- Enter from
- Kingston Road
- Distance
- about 25 km away
- Transit stop
Major Mackenzie Drive
Highway 400 · Central region
- Spaces
- 166
- Accessible spaces
- 6
- Enter from
- Major Mackenzie Drive or Highway 400 southbound off-ramp
- Distance
- about 25 km away
- Lit
- Transit stop
Major Mackenzie Drive
Highway 404 · Central region
- Spaces
- 237
- Accessible spaces
- 10
- Enter from
- Highway 404 southbound off-ramp, or Major Mackenzie Drive
- Distance
- about 26 km away
- Lit
- Transit stop
Carpool lot data: Ontario 511 (Ministry of Transportation), Open Government Licence, Ontario, fetched September 3, 2026. Space counts and amenities are as published by the province; check the lot before you rely on it.
Campus-first, open to everyone
Campuses in Toronto.
Weekends home, reading week, co-op moves. Campus pages show the corridors students ride and where drivers pick up. No student email required.
University of Toronto
U of T
U of T students are as likely to be drivers as riders: trips home to Ottawa, Montréal, London and Waterloo leave from St. George and Union all weekend.
Rides for U of T
York University
York
York sits at the north end of the subway, close to the 400 and 401, which makes it a convenient pickup for rides heading to Barrie, Ottawa and Montréal.
Rides for York
Good to know
Rideshare in Toronto, answered.
Short answers on finding a seat, what it costs, and who you are riding with.
Full FAQHow do I find a rideshare in Toronto?
Open the Loop app, set Toronto 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 Toronto cost?
Drivers set their own seat price, and it is usually a fraction of what the trip costs to run. ON cost-sharing rules cap what a driver may collect (22¢ 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 Toronto 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 Toronto?
Yes. Circles are Loop's communities for a campus, a city, a workplace or an interest. Join the Toronto 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 Toronto is going your way.
Get the app, search Toronto, and book a seat in a car already making the trip. Or post your own drive and fill the empty seats.