| Canada is an immense country that
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| | discounts
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| occupies the upper portion of North
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| | The Trans-Canada Highway is probably the
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| America. The diverse scenery that can be
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| | most well-known route and at a distance
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| found here - from the Rocky Mountains to
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| | of 5,000 miles, it's the longest highway
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| the prairies to the fishing villages of
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| | in the world. Travelling this expanse is
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| the Maritime provinces - is spread across
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| | a journey in itself. The second massive
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| the second-largest country in the world.
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| | highway here is the Yellowhead Highway,
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| A very clean and tidy road system means
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| | which is almost as long and extends to
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| there are no worries about too many
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| | the Pacific coast in British Columbia.
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| potholes or blind corners. All the
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| | When choosing a vehicle, it's best to
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| crossings have signposts and the highway
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| | rent at least a mid-size car. You will be
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| markers are usually quite clear.
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| | in that car for a good portion of your
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| Europeans will probably find driving in
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| | day while on the road, so you'd better be
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| Canada much less stressful than back
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| | comfortable. Another consideration for
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| home, with much larger and wider new
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| | the long journeys is fuel economy, and
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| world roadways. online holiday rental
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| | although fuel prices here are lower than
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| If you need to stop for fuel, there is
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| | in Europe, they are still high compared
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| certainly no shortage of service stations
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| | to what they were here a few years ago.
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| either. Many of them are open 24 hours
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| | To rent the car, you'll need only your
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| and aside from petrol, they have a
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| | licence from home. Canada does not
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| maintenance department and restaurants to
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| | requirean international driver's licence;
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| refuel the corporeal engine as well. On
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| | it recognises individual permits from all
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| the main highways, there are usually
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| | countries. Inside the car, all
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| signs indicating how many miles
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| | passengers must by law be wearing
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| kilometres it will be before the next
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| | seatbelts while driving and all children
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| service station so that can take the
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| | must be in a safety seat.
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| guess work out of your rest stops.
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| | The Canadian police are very serious
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| Even on secondary highways, there
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| | about driving under the influence and the
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| shouldn't be any problems finding local
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| | penalties are not worth getting caught
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| service stations, shops or restaurants.
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| | for. The legal alcohol limit is 0.8mg/ml
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| The only concern here is that they are
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| | and they do conduct programmes where they
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| most likely not 24 hours, so make sure
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| | will choose a place on the highway and
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| you don't get caught in 'the boonies' too
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| | stop all passing cars for breathalyzer
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| long after dark.
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| | tests.
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| It's recommended that due to the
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| | The speed limits on Canadian roads and
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| considerable lengths of Canadian roads
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| | motorways are usually clearly marked on
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| that you stop every few hours and limit
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| | the side of the road. If you can't find a
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| your driving to no more than 350 miles
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| | sign, there are usually three divisions
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| (600kms) a day. If you're going to be
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| | of: populated areas, secondary highways
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| doing a serious trip, it's always best to
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| | and motorways. The speed limits are
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| have a few drivers as it can be very
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| | 50kmph (30mph), 80kmph (55mph) and
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| tiring and accidents can occur easily
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| | 100kmph (68mph) respectively.
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| when you're not fully alert. rental car
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