Crossing into, & operating in Canada

Discussion in 'Schneider' started by tnscavenger, Mar 17, 2014.

  1. gentleroger

    gentleroger Road Train Member

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    As a company driver in the US you will almost never go north. SNI thinks it's easier for the Canucks to bring their trucks south, relay the load and pick up another relay heading back to Canada, eh. There is a mmited number of US drivers (a lot on dedicated) that cross into Canada. Despite having my passport for all 4 years I've been here, not once have I been asked to cross the border.

    I have no idea about ICe and Canada.
     
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  3. tnscavenger

    tnscavenger Light Load Member

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    Although my house is in Knoxville, I spend a lot of time running fright in the north east and Great Lakes region. I am OTR, so the lower 48 is my range, like now for example, I'm in Dallas, TX.
     
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