Rideshare toToronto, ON
Every corridor Loop drivers post into Toronto, leaving from Montréal, Ottawa, Kitchener-Waterloo, Oshawa, Hamilton, Guelph, Barrie, Niagara Falls, London, Kingston and Windsor. Each page shows the reference distance and drive time, what a seat has typically cost, and where drivers pick up at the other end.
11 routes into Toronto.
68 rides posted for the next 30 days, as of September 7, 2026.
Montréal to Toronto
507 km , 5 h 30 min
64 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
153 km , 2 h 5 min
Kingston to Toronto
263 km , 2 h 45 min
Windsor to Toronto
370 km , 4 h
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 cost-sharing guidance for the province the ride leaves from and never adds surge.
Drop-off is on the ride
Each ride lists where it ends in Toronto and any stops on the way, so you know the drop-off before you book.
Someone can follow along
Share a live trip page and anyone at home can watch the ride reach Toronto in a browser, no app needed.
Then there is the Circle
Join the Toronto Circle or your campus Circle to see rides and events people you know are heading to.
City page
Rideshare in Toronto
Where riders meet, the campuses, the Circle, and answers to the usual questions.
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Other direction
Rideshare from Toronto
The same corridors, leaving Toronto for Montréal, Ottawa, Kitchener-Waterloo, Oshawa, Hamilton, Guelph, Barrie, Niagara Falls, London, Kingston and Windsor.
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Every city
Rideshare by city
All the cities with a page on Loop, grouped by province.
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Heading to Toronto? Share the drive.
Book a seat in a car already going to Toronto, or post your own drive and fill the empty seats. Either way, the cost gets split.