Dorval

Located at the junctions of Autoroute 20 and Cote de Liesse Dorval is interconnected with a major West Island bus terminal and also VIA Rail Canada's Dorval station. Bus connections can be made to many West Island routes as well as trains for Ottawa and Toronto. Dorval International Airport is five minutes away by car.

There are two tracks at Dorval although there is sufficient width in the south platform to add a third track (making the centre a pass through track) and just to the east is the connecting track to the CN which was used for mary years by the CN and CP pool trains to Toronto.

From an operational point of view Dorval is the point where trains move from the Centralized Traffic Control used in the Montreal Terminal Zone to a combination of Automatic Block Signalling and Occupancy Control System. When arriving at Dorval eastbound trains will give the RTC a track release once they have cleared the "Begin/End CTC" sign. Westbound trains may not pass this sign until they have received the appropriate clearance from the RTC.