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Can a U.S. carrier’s driver enter Canada?

RegSenseCanadaCarrier profiles, safety ratings and facility auditsSafety fitness certificatesTransportation SecurityTransportationFree and Secure Trade (FAST)Border crossing - Motor CarrierBest ResultsFAQFleet OperationsEnglishFocus AreaCanadian border service agency (CBSA)

For U.S. drivers to cross the border and operate in Canada, they need the proper clearances to enter the country. Certain criminal convictions can make a person inadmissible in to Canada, and it’s best to know about this before any drivers arrive at the border. It is also a good idea to double-check, even if you are certain that drivers meet the requirements. Contacting CBSA/Immigration is recommended.

Drivers will also require passports or passport cards to enter Canada and return to the United States. Some states issue enhanced driver’s licenses for border crossing purposes. A Free and Secure Trade (FAST) card will also work.

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['Transportation Security', 'Carrier profiles, safety ratings and facility audits']
['Free and Secure Trade (FAST)', 'Safety fitness certificates', 'Canadian border service agency (CBSA)', 'Border crossing - Motor Carrier']
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