Manhattan to MontrealAbout 590 km: off the island by the Harlem River bridges, up the Major Deegan, then I-87 north to Lacolle-Champlain. Elevator and loading windows set the schedule more than the road.
Brooklyn to MontrealRoughly 610 km. A truck leaves on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, I-278, and joins I-87 north in the Bronx. Brownstone stoops and street parking mean we plan the curb before the date.
Queens to MontrealAbout 600 km. I-278 over the Triborough Bridge to the Major Deegan, then I-87 north to Lacolle-Champlain. Queens houses and co-ops differ on access, so send us photos of the street.
The Bronx to MontrealAbout 590 km, the shortest start of the five. The Major Deegan is I-87 itself, so a truck is on the Northway route within minutes. Tight walk-up blocks are the main planning point.
Newark, NJ to MontrealAbout 590 km. From Newark, the New Jersey Turnpike and I-287 reach I-87 over the Tappan Zee, now the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, then north to Lacolle-Champlain. A New Jersey pickup avoids Manhattan streets.