Long-distance taxi from Montreal

A long-distance taxi connects a precise pickup address with a precise destination without an imposed transfer. The trip may start in Montreal, Greater Montreal, at a hotel or at YUL and continue to a road destination in Quebec or elsewhere.

Start with both addresses, then add the date, time and passenger contact details. This distinguishes a general distance estimate from a request a driver can review and accept.

The table converts an indicative driving distance from downtown Montreal into daytime and nighttime references. It does not automatically include stops, waiting, the return, a requested detour or the actual pickup point.

For booking, prefer a fixed-price proposal based on the complete route. Read the table as a comparison tool: distances are indicative, amounts are rounded and low-speed time is not calculated.

Specify whether the driver should only drop off the passenger, make a return, wait on site or include an intermediate stop. Also state whether the return is the same day or another date.

If the trip changes after the proposal, ask for a revised price before departure. Waiting or a return should never be assumed to be included.

The special request is for a sedan carrying up to four passengers and asks you to describe carry-on luggage. If the group or luggage requires a minivan, say so at the outset. The fare may vary with the vehicle requested.

Sending a request does not by itself confirm the trip. A driver reviews the information and communicates the proposal. For some distances or requirements, the driver may request prepayment and send a secure online invoice.

Before paying, check both addresses, date, time, stops and direction of travel. Keep the proposal, invoice and confirmation as a shared reference for the trip conditions.