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The world’s top road cyclists will be in Montreal from September 19 to 27 as part of the UCI Road World Championships. This major event will have a significant impact on traffic in the metropolitan area.
Over the course of nearly 10 days, more than 1,000 athletes from 80 countries will compete in 13 events taking place on the streets of Montreal and the Montérégie region.
On 26 and 27 September, Atwater Avenue will be closed while the elite races take place. Security officers will be posted at key intersections to allow vehicles and pedestrians to cross when the route is clear. Access to nearby residential streets will be restricted to local traffic.
To ensure as smooth as a commute as possible during this event, plan for major disruptions on your route now by consulting the dynamic maps available at montreal2026.org. Some major disruptions include:
To plan your travel in real time on competition days, navigate using the apps Waze and Google Maps. The data and maps are updated regularly. The official recommendation to make travelling easier during the Championships is to prioritise major public transport networks (metro, train and REM) and active transport (walking and cycling).