Canada
Country Driving
The Trans Canada Highway travels from the east coast to the west coast. All major highways are marked by a three digit number starting with a 4. For example, the main highways running through Toronto are the 401, 427 and 404. Once you are out of major city centres, driving can be easy and relaxing but travelling between the hours of 1530 and 1900 may still be busy. Most roads outside city centres are well maintained during winter. Snow usually begins to fall in late November and end in mid April.
Did you know?
Alcohol can only be transported in the boot of a vehicle in Canada
