I've been across the border many times. I've only had a problem once and that was because I put the wrong trailer # on my paperwork. I've gone through VACIS (x-ray) a few times with no problems. I've crossed at just about every border crossing between Champlain NY and Detroit MI. I've played 20 Questions with the Customs Officers and answered their questions politely.
I've never encountered rude people (outside of Customs). Most people are pretty nice to you when they find out you're American and in Quebec the security I've talked to at deliveries have been incredibly polite. You don't find that too often down in the US.
For me I enjoy the opportunity to visit another country, see how things are similar to the US, see how things are different. Read the local newspaper to find out what issues they are having. Try new foods. See new sights.
So I'm not here to criticize your decision, I'm just curious what your personal reasons are for refusing to go to Canada.
Why don't you want to go to Canada?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Sequoia, Feb 7, 2012.
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Cause "they" talk funny?
Seriously,I would go,but ol'Canada holds 2 dui's against me still.......................,32 years old.
#### shame,I hear the have some kick-### brewski there.
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1. they wont let you bring in potatoes from the US BUT YOU CAN #### WELL BET YOU CAN BUY IDAHO POTATOES THERE
2. Their bait is crazy expensive
3.Awe heck I love canada nothing better than some little hottie out mowing the grass without a shirt on. On the side of the highway no less
Ahhhh canada and fishing 
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Gets that warm there?
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