Rydze

Commute cost calculator

What does your Montréal commute really cost? Compare driving solo, an ARTM transit pass, and carpooling — with July 2026 gas, parking, and fare figures.

Your commute

How do you commute today?
Do you pay to park?
Riders you could pick up per trip

On a 15 km trip, 2 riders is the cost-sharing limit. More than that is remunerated transport, which needs a permit.

Adds an estimated $0.15/km for maintenance and depreciation (CAA-style estimate).

What it costs

Driving solo

Your current mode

$199

per month

$2,387 per year

Transit (ARTM pass)

$110

per month

$1,320 per year

You save $89/month vs your current mode

Carpool with Rydze

$158

per month

$1,890 per year

You save $41/month vs your current mode

Based on Rydze’s planned flat $3.75 contribution per trip, two trips per day. Pre-launch pricing — not live yet.

Driving and picking people up

Your drive is fully covered

$0

per month

$0 per year

2 riders cover the $199 this drive costs you.

You save $199/month vs your current mode

You keep driving the same trip. Riders contribute $3.00 each, which goes against what the drive already costs you. Contributions offset your costs — they never turn a profit, so this never goes below $0.

July 2026 figures. Gas $1.95/L (Régie de l’énergie, week of July 27, 2026). ARTM monthly passes effective July 1, 2026. All-day lot rates from the Agence de mobilité durable, effective February 1, 2026; downtown monthly range via SpotAngels. On-street meter rates are not used here — on-street parking has a maximum duration, so it is not a full-workday option. Wear-and-tear rate is a CAA-style estimate, not a quote.