Lane Facts
| Distance | 3,392 km |
| Driving time | about 39.4 hours of driving (routing estimate, before stops) |
| Main highways | Trans-Canada Highway 17/1 |
Facts
Sourced facts for this lane
- Canada's HOS regulations (south of 60N) bar driving after 13 hours of driving or 14 hours on duty in a day, require 8 consecutive hours off duty after that, and bar driving once 16 hours have elapsed since the last 8+ hour off-duty period. Source: Justice Laws: SOR/2005-313 (Canada HOS), checked November 11, 2026.
- Alberta Highway 2 (the QEII Highway) between Calgary and Airdrie is a 6-lane divided freeway. Source: Alberta: Highway 2 Airdrie bypass study, checked November 11, 2026.
FAQ
Mississauga to Calgary — common questions
How long does it take to drive from Mississauga to Calgary?
A routing estimate (OpenStreetMap data) puts the drive at about 3,392 km (2,108 mi) and 39.4 hours of driving, before any stops. Canada’s rules bar driving after 13 hours of driving in a day, and 39.4 hours is just over three 13-hour days, so the trip takes at least four driving days before rest breaks or weather.
What is the route?
Primarily the Trans-Canada Highway through Northern Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and into Alberta.