Author: Darrel Pratt

To travel in an Uber with a baby or toddler under 2 years old, you must bring your own car seat and you will be responsible for installing it. Can my child ride in Uber without car seat Canada? Uber car seats If you are planning on riding with small children, then you should bring […]

Trans-Canada Highway, principal highway of Canada and the world’s longest national road. The road extends west-east between the Pacific and Atlantic coasts across the breadth of the country for 4,860 miles (7,821 km), between Victoria (Vancouver Island, British Columbia) and St. What highway runs through all of Canada? The Trans-Canada HighwayThe Trans-Canada Highway is Canada’s […]

Here are 5 tips to save on your car rental in Canada, leaving more for the things that matter. Compare prices between different companies. Opt for a more fuel-efficient model. Watch out for one-way rental fees. Pick up your car downtown. Respect the Highway Code and avoid toll roads. How do I get a huge […]

Driving a Rental Car Cross-Border There are no are restrictions for driving the vehicle to either the U.S. or Canada. Can you rent a car in Canada and drive to the states? Vehicles rented in Canada can be driven throughout Canada and the US. Which car rental companies allow travel to Canada? Which U.S. car […]

There is always a speed trap on Highway 6 North and South from Kitchener to Hamilton. They have two cruisers at the side of the road, one for doing radar, the other for going after the motorist. The officer stands at the side of the road with a radar gun on a tripod and shoots […]

Yes, Greyhound requires you to present an ID to an agent to board the bus. Make sure you have identification issued by a government agency that meets the carrier’s requirements. Alternative IDs, like a college ID, won’t work. Do you need ID to take a bus in Canada? Customers may present either a printed paper […]

U.S. citizens who reside in Canada may establish registered accounts such as a RRSP, RESP or TFSA. However, the Canadian tax benefits arising from these registered accounts may potentially be offset by U.S. compliance obligations and/or applicable U.S. taxes. Can you contribute in your RRSP while being a non-resident of Canada? Expert Answer: Unless you […]

And with a little common sense, public transit is definitely a safe way to travel. In fact, a recent study revealed that property crimes are 500 times more common for motorists than for transit passengers. And violent crime risks on transit are small compared with the risk of traffic accidents for private vehicles. Is public […]

Visa Debit is accepted online and in mobile apps, over the phone, and by mail at participating merchants in Canada. Visa Debit is accepted by US and International online, in mobile apps, telephone, and mail order retailers that accept Visa. How does a debit Visa card work? A Visa Debit card works basically like a […]

Most speeding tickets in the United States are not equivalent to a potentially serious offense in Canada. Consequently, an American with a “regular” speeding ticket will typically not have problems entering Canada because of the incident. What disqualifies you from entering Canada? Other misdemeanor convictions that can get you barred from crossing the border include […]