Parking Near LaSalle Station, Lachine
Where Can I Park for LaSalle Station?
Drivers can use LaSalle municipal parking lots, which are free seven days a week. Parksy lists spaces from 1.2 km away at $4.20 an hour, plus options 1.4 km away at $1.65 an hour and a private 1.7 km space at $300 a week, available 24/7. Electric-vehicle charging in municipal lots costs $1.32 an hour at 6.6 kW.
- Address
- 9 Avenue Highlands
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Lot Parking in Central Montreal, 1.2 km (15 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Du Canal station, 1.3 km (17 min walk)
Parking Near Lachine
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at LaSalle Station in LaSalle
The station is a railway station at 9 Avenue Highlands in LaSalle, near Lachine. The station information identifies 42 bicycle stands outside the station, available on a first-come, first-served basis (stm.info).
For drivers, the practical starting point is the approach along Avenue Highlands, where the station address is 9 Avenue Highlands. The bicycle provision is the only station parking detail published by the transit authority, so commuters using a car need to plan around nearby alternatives rather than relying on a named station lot.
Commuter Planning for the Station
Early planning matters when the journey depends on a space close to the platform. The station is 2.3 km from Lachine centre, placing it outside the immediate centre of the nearby suburb and making a reserved or privately offered space useful for drivers who do not want to search at the start of a trip.
The municipal parking information for LaSalle says its municipal lots are free seven days a week (lasalle.ca). The same page says charging stations are 6.6 kW and cost $1.32 an hour (lasalle.ca). Those details are relevant to electric-vehicle drivers using a municipal lot, while the station’s 42 bicycle stands remain first come, first served (stm.info).
Parksy Spaces Near LaSalle Station
Parksy lists two spaces 1.2 km away at $4.20 an hour.
At 1.4 km, two further Montreal options cost $1.65 an hour. A private parking space 1.7 km away costs $300 a week and is described as secure and available 24/7, making it the better fit for a regular weekly arrangement.
A Mile-End space 1.7 km away costs $2.85 an hour. The range gives occasional commuters a choice between hourly spaces and a weekly option, with the closest listed distance being 1.2 km.
Street Parking and Municipal Rules in LaSalle
The Town of LaSalle provides municipal parking lots free of charge seven days a week (lasalle.ca). This is the clearest published municipal option for drivers looking beyond the station frontage, particularly when a trip requires leaving a vehicle for a full day.
Municipal charging stations operate at 6.6 kW and cost $1.32 an hour (lasalle.ca). Drivers of electric vehicles should treat the charging fee separately from the parking arrangement, since the published municipal information identifies the charging cost rather than a station-specific commuter tariff.
Connections From LaSalle Station
Du Canal station is the nearest station, 1.3 km away and a 17-minute walk.
The station sits in LaSalle, near Lachine, at 9 Avenue Highlands. Lachine centre is 2.3 km away, so drivers approaching from the centre should allow for a trip beyond the central area. The station’s bicycle facility provides 42 stands outside the station on a first-come, first-served basis (stm.info), offering a practical final connection for riders who combine cycling with rail travel.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for LaSalle Station?
Drivers can use LaSalle municipal parking lots, which are free seven days a week. Parksy lists spaces from 1.2 km away at $4.20 an hour, plus options 1.4 km away at $1.65 an hour and a private 1.7 km space at $300 a week, available 24/7. Electric-vehicle charging in municipal lots costs $1.32 an hour at 6.6 kW.
Are Municipal Parking Lots Near LaSalle Station Free?
The Town of LaSalle provides municipal parking lots free of charge seven days a week. This is the clearest published municipal option for drivers who need to leave a vehicle for a full day. The published information identifies the parking arrangement and separately states that municipal charging stations operate at 6.6 kW and cost $1.32 an hour.
What Paid Parking Spaces Are Available Near LaSalle Station?
Parksy lists two spaces 1.2 km away at $4.20 an hour. At 1.4 km, two Montreal options cost $1.65 an hour. A private space 1.7 km away costs $300 a week and is available 24/7, while another Mile-End space 1.7 km away costs $2.85 an hour.
How Much Does Electric-Vehicle Charging Cost in LaSalle Municipal Lots?
Municipal charging stations operate at 6.6 kW and cost $1.32 an hour. The charging fee should be treated separately from the parking arrangement, because the published municipal information identifies the charging cost rather than a station-specific commuter tariff. Municipal parking lots themselves are free seven days a week.
How Far Is LaSalle Station From Du Canal Station and Lachine Centre?
Du Canal station is 1.3 km away and a 17-minute walk. Lachine centre is 2.3 km away, so drivers approaching from the centre should allow for a trip beyond the central area. Parksy’s closest listed parking distance is 1.2 km, giving occasional commuters an alternative to searching near the platform.
How Many Bicycle Stands Are Available at LaSalle Station?
The station has 42 bicycle stands outside, available on a first-come, first-served basis. This provides a practical final connection for riders combining cycling with rail travel. For drivers, the bicycle provision is the only station parking detail published by the transit authority, so nearby alternatives require planning.
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