Vaudreuil/Hudson

Download the schedule of the exo1 Vaudreuil-Hudson line (French PDF)

In brief

After having connected Canada from east to west in 1885, Canadian Pacific (CP) built this line originally designed for trains running between Montréal and Ottawa. Stops were added in 1887 in certain locations between Montréal and the city of Rigaud.

Starting in downtown Montréal, the Vaudreuil-Hudson line follows the south shore of Montréal Island, servicing the western suburb, before crossing the St. Lawrence River toward the Vaudreuil-Soulanges region. Offering uninterrupted service since 1889, it has been operated by the RTM since 1996.

Years in operation	1887 to present (major renovations: 1982 to 1989)
Outsourced operator	CP
Rolling stock (RTM property)	Diesel
Line length	64.2 km
Stations	18
Park-and-ride facilities	14
Daily departures	27 (average)
Weekend service	Yes
Terminating station	Lucien-L’Allier station
Connection with the metro	Lucien-L’Allier and Vendôme statons, via the eponymous train stations
Average daily ridership (2016)	17,000

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Vaudreuil–Hudson itineraries

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