Steinbach is unique in that there are no railways or rivers passing through town, so transportation to and from Steinbach has always been via road.
 The city is located approximately 50 kilometers southeast of Winnipeg, in a direct line.
 There are two principal highways serving the city, Provincial Trunk Highways (PTH) 12 and 52, which intersect at downtown Steinbach.
 Travelers coming from Winnipeg can take the Trans-Canada Highway (PTH 1) east for 40 kilometers, turning south at PTH 12 and continuing for 20 kilometers.
 This entire route consists of four-lane limited-access highways.
 Alternatively, travelers can also take PTH 59 south from Winnipeg and then take PTH 52 east to Steinbach.
 PTH 12 south from Steinbach is single-lane and ends at the American border at Sprague.
Steinbach is situated on an alternate route between Winnipeg and Thunder Bay, Ontario which is named MOM's Way.
Steinbach is unique in that there are no railways or rivers passing through town, so transportation to and from Steinbach has always been via road.  The city is located approximately 50 kilometers southeast of Winnipeg, in a direct line.  There are two principal highways serving the city, Provincial Trunk Highways (PTH) 12 and 52, which intersect at downtown Steinbach.  Travelers coming from Winnipeg can take the Trans-Canada Highway (PTH 1) east for 40 kilometers, turning south at PTH 12 and continuing for 20 kilometers.  This entire route consists of four-lane limited-access highways.  Alternatively, travelers can also take PTH 59 south from Winnipeg and then take PTH 52 east to Steinbach.  PTH 12 south from Steinbach is single-lane and ends at the American border at Sprague. Steinbach is situated on an alternate route between Winnipeg and Thunder Bay, Ontario which is named MOM's Way.
Steinbach, Manitoba