Drummondville station facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Drummondville
Location	263 rue Lindsay Drummondville, QC, Canada
Coordinates	45°52′55″N 72°29′18″W / 45.8820°N 72.4884°W / 45.8820; -72.4884
Platforms	1 side platforms
Tracks	2
Construction
Parking	Yes
Disabled access	Yes
Services
Preceding station Via Rail Following station Saint-Hyacinthe toward Montreal Ocean Sainte-Foy toward Halifax Saint-Hyacinthe toward Ottawa Ottawa–Québec City Charny toward Quebec City
Former services Preceding station Via Rail Following station Saint-Hyacinthe toward Montreal Montreal–Gaspé Charny toward Gaspé

The Drummondville station is a train station in the city of Drummondville, Quebec, Canada. It's a busy stop for Via Rail trains, which is Canada's national passenger railway. You can find the station at 263 Lindsay Street.

This station is an important place for people traveling by train in Quebec. It helps connect Drummondville with other major cities.

What is Drummondville Station?

The Drummondville station is a building where people can get on and off trains. It has a side platform, which is a raised area next to the tracks where passengers wait. There are also two tracks for trains to use.

Where is the Station Located?

The station is in the heart of Drummondville, a city in Quebec, Canada. Its exact address is 263 Lindsay Street. This central location makes it easy for people to reach the station.

What Trains Stop Here?

Several different train services use the Drummondville station:

• Montreal-Quebec City corridor trains: These trains travel between the big cities of Montreal and Quebec City. They stop in Drummondville, making it a convenient travel option.
• The Ocean train: This is a long-distance train that travels all the way from Montreal to Halifax, Nova Scotia. It's like a journey across a large part of Eastern Canada!
• Former Montreal – Gaspé train: There used to be a train service that went from Montreal to Gaspé, but it stopped running in 2013.

Station Features and Accessibility

The Drummondville station is designed to be helpful for all travelers.

Is the Station Wheelchair Accessible?

Yes, the Drummondville station is fully wheelchair-accessible. This means that people using wheelchairs can easily get around the station and onto the trains. This is important for making travel fair for everyone.

How Do You Get Tickets?

Until October 2013, there was a ticket window with staff to help you. Now, a machine has replaced the ticket window. This means you can buy your train tickets using an automated machine, similar to how you might buy snacks or drinks.