Montreal Drayage Directory

Montreal drayage carriers move containers between the Port of Montreal, CN and CP rail yards, and warehouses or distribution centres across Quebec. As one of the busiest container ports on the St. Lawrence, Montreal drayage often involves tighter terminal appointment windows than inland cities, so scheduling matters.

Both. Some carriers focus on port drayage — moving containers directly off vessels at the Port of Montreal — while others specialize in rail drayage, handling containers that arrive by CN or CP train for onward distribution. Many listed companies offer both, along with cross-border service into the US Northeast.

Rates vary with container size, distance from the port or rail yard, chassis and equipment needs, and demurrage risk if a container sits at the terminal. Bilingual documentation and customs coordination can also factor into quotes for cross-border moves. Reach out to a listed carrier directly for pricing on your lane.

Open the profile of a company that serves the port or rail yard you need, and use the contact details or quote request option shown. Searching the directory and contacting carriers is free, with no booking fees added by Container Intermodal.

Yes. Companies are reviewed before they are added to the directory, so the providers you see for Montreal have been checked rather than pulled from an unverified listing source.