Services
Canada–US crossings with drivers who understand border procedures, document requirements, and how to time arrivals to avoid peak queues.
A Canada–US border crossing in a private vehicle involves CBSA and CBP officers, documentation checks, and occasional secondary inspections. Our drivers know what officers typically ask, what to have ready in the vehicle, and which lanes are best for private passenger transfer clients.
We also monitor real-time wait times at each crossing and can advise on departure timing to avoid the longest queues — particularly on Friday afternoons and long weekends.
One of the busiest crossings in Canada. Connects Niagara region to the Buffalo-Niagara metro. We know the optimal lane approach and timing windows.
The busiest commercial crossing in North America. For passenger vehicles, we time arrivals to avoid the industrial rush and navigate Tunnel vs. Bridge options.
A quieter alternative to Peace Bridge — often faster during peak periods. Connects to the Niagara Falls area on both sides.
Gateway between Vancouver and Seattle. Two crossing points — we choose based on your destination and current wait times.
Connects Montréal with northern New York and Burlington, Vermont. We serve both the Autoroute 15 and Route 133 crossings.
Primary southern Manitoba crossing. Serves travellers between Winnipeg and the upper Midwest. Less congested with predictable crossing times.
Fares are fixed and confirmed at booking. Wait times at the border do not incur additional charges up to 90 minutes. Prices in Canadian dollars.
| Route type | Vehicle | Starting from |
|---|---|---|
| One-way cross-border (up to 150 km) | Executive sedan | CAD 195 |
| One-way cross-border (up to 150 km) | Executive SUV | CAD 265 |
| Return same-day crossing | Sedan or SUV | CAD 340 |
| Long-distance cross-border (150–400 km) | Sedan or SUV | CAD 380+ |
| Border wait surcharge (over 90 min) | All vehicles | CAD 40 / hr |