Is there a toll on Highway 30 Quebec?

Contents. There are two toll bridges in Quebec: one along autoroute A-25 and another on A-30.

Can you bypass Montreal?

Accessing this Montreal South Bypass from the west, you either catch if from the A40 (from Ontario 417) before the Île aux Tourtes Bridge into Montreal or the the A20 (from Ontario 401) before the Galipeault Bridge crossing the Lake of Two Mountains or Lac deux Montagnesinto Montreal (see Montreal Bridges article).

How much is the A 30 toll?

Our fee schedule will be updated on February 1st, 2020. Starting this date, the toll fee for the passage of a Category 1 vehicle (car) will be $1.60 per axle or $3.20 for a passenger car. The fare for a Category 2 vehicle will become $2.40 per axle.

Is the 30 toll free?

As of January 1, 2016, as part of the 2015–2020 action plan in transportation electrification of the Quebec government, electric vehicles equipped with an A30 Express transponder are not subjected to toll fees.

Can I buy an EZ Pass in Canada?

To obtain a tag follow the online enrollment process or to purchase an E-ZPass On – the Go tag Click here for a list of retail establishments where tags are available or visit one of our Exchange House Currency Exchange booths located on the Canadian Rainbow Bridge Plaza or the Queenston Bridge Canadian Plaza.

Does EZ Pass work in Canada 407?

Agreements are not established which would allow for travel on Highway 407 using E-ZPass for the toll collection, or for travel on an E-ZPass toll agency’s roads & bridges using a Highway 407 transponder for toll collection.

Does EZ Pass work in Toronto?

No you cannot use an EZ pass – that is for American roads. In Ontario there is only one toll highway – 407ETR – electronic toll that reads your plate and sends a bill. There is no need to use the 407ETR. There is a toll highway bypass around Montreal – it takes cash.

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Is driving in Montreal difficult?

I have driven in all of the cities you identified and Montreal is no more difficult than they are. People drive well and they know where they are going and go there quickly. Be aware that Montreal Island is the only place in North America where you cannot turn right on a red light.