Rented Vehicle/Border crossing question?

I am thinking of renting a vehicle for Canada this year rather than taking my own. Not that I will be illegal, but are my chances of being detained greater? Thanks

I am thinking of renting a vehicle for Canada this year rather than taking my own. Not that I will be illegal, but are my chances of being detained greater? Thanks

[Walizz 1]

As long as you have a copy of your contract and proof of insurance you shouldn't have a problem.

[Walizz 1]

As long as you have a copy of your contract and proof of insurance you shouldn't have a problem.

Drove a rented van across the line in the June of 2000 - wasn't a problem - but they must
not have like the looks of me - so I got pulled over anyhow - then some young dude and his
wispy very blonde friend came thru behind us - and they soon lost interest in us - and we were on
our way -

Drove a rented van across the line in the June of 2000 - wasn't a problem - but they must
not have like the looks of me - so I got pulled over anyhow - then some young dude and his
wispy very blonde friend came thru behind us - and they soon lost interest in us - and we were on
our way -

We rented a 30' motorhome in June 2001 and had no problem crossing below Winnipeg. They didn't ask us any different questions and the outfit we rented it from said they never had a group that had a problem with one.

We rented a 30' motorhome in June 2001 and had no problem crossing below Winnipeg. They didn't ask us any different questions and the outfit we rented it from said they never had a group that had a problem with one.

Vehicle license plates are run and if the vehicle has never been across before you will be under greater scrutiny. I cross the border regular in different company vehicles used in construction and when I get a new one we generally get the "treatment". I am Canadian and know that both USA and Canada do the same thing. It is not a big deal to get checked. It just takes a half hour or so at the worst.

Vehicle license plates are run and if the vehicle has never been across before you will be under greater scrutiny. I cross the border regular in different company vehicles used in construction and when I get a new one we generally get the "treatment". I am Canadian and know that both USA and Canada do the same thing. It is not a big deal to get checked. It just takes a half hour or so at the worst.