Montreal taxi

Montreal taxi 24/7: call or order online

For a ride now, get straight to the point: order online or call MonTaxi at 514-322-1322. Service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, throughout Greater Montreal.

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A taxi for now, later or a particular trip

Work, an appointment, a night out, the airport, a long-distance ride, delivery or roadside assistance: choose what you need and take action without searching all over the site.

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How much does a taxi cost?

See the official daytime and nighttime fares, the fixed YUL–downtown fare and our estimate tables by neighbourhood, city and destination. You can also get a fixed price online when that option is available.

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Airport and long-distance rides

Have a flight to catch, a hotel return or a destination outside Montreal? Prepare the trip, request a price and choose between online ordering, a phone call or a planned special request.

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Useful services when the day goes off track

Battery boosts, vehicle unlocking, delivery and urgent requests are also part of MonTaxi. The right approach is simple: clearly provide the address, vehicle or item to transport, then order.

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A relationship built on service

Good service builds trust, and trust builds loyalty. Thank you for choosing MonTaxi for your trips in Montreal and Greater Montreal.

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Your taxi is just a click or call away

Order online to provide your pickup point and destination, or call 514-322-1322 to speak directly with someone.

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Order a taxi in Montreal without detours

For an immediate ride, start with the exact address where the taxi should pick you up. Add the destination and a phone number where you can be reached. Online ordering is convenient when you want to send the details quickly; calling 514-322-1322 is useful when a short explanation is clearer than several fields.

If you are ordering for someone else, include that person’s name and number. For an apartment entrance, pavilion, station or venue, add the detail that prevents confusion: the door, intersection, drop-off area or establishment name.

Choose between an immediate order and a planned request

Immediate ordering is for everyday travel: work, home, an appointment, an outing, a delivery or a need that has just come up. It sends the pickup point and destination from your phone and gives you a link for following the order.

The special request is for trips that benefit from advance review, including YUL, long distance, a hotel return or a ride with particular details. Send it at least four hours ahead. A driver then contacts you to review the trip, proposed price and any prepayment terms.

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A price explained before you decide

A taxi price may come from the taximeter, the ordering platform or a fixed-price agreement. MonTaxi keeps these situations distinct: an official fare describes regulated components, an estimate is a reference based on an indicative distance, and an accepted fixed price becomes the reference for the trip described.

For YUL, the official fixed fare applies between the airport and the downtown zone defined by YUL. For other areas, the neighbourhood and city tables provide daytime and nighttime estimates. A real address is still needed to obtain the option that matches the requested route.

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Prepare a ride that starts smoothly

Keep the phone used for ordering nearby. Check the address and side of the street when they could be confusing. In a busy place, choose a meeting point that is easy to name. These details help the driver and passenger refer to the same location from the first contact.

For an airport, hotel, long-distance trip or larger vehicle, include the luggage, number of passengers and planned stops. A clear request makes it easier to choose the right path and discuss the price with the same expectations.

Explore Montreal by neighbourhood or metro station

Use the Montreal Guide to identify a neighbourhood, find one of 59 consolidated metro stations and prepare a clear address or meeting point before ordering.

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