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For more information, visit Canadian Tourism | www.canada.travel #Suggestions are based on tips from travellers and tourist websites. Montreal Vancouver Quebec Jasper National Park Kamloops Calgary Lake Louise Mont-Tremblant La Malbaie Niagara Falls Banff Toronto Canada Banff National Park Canadian Rockies Canada is the world’s second- largest country at 9.98 million square kilometres in total. Its highway system includes the Trans-Canada Highway, which will take you from coast to coast. Driving in Canada is similar to driving in USA but with a few differences. The distances and speeds are posted in kilometers, with maximum speed limit in Canada is 50 kilometres per hour (km/h) in cities, 80 km/h on highways, and 100 km/h on rural highways. Be cautious of deer, elk and moose while driving at night in rural areas. Do note that some signs, particularly in Québec, may be in French, and right turns on red lights are permitted in most cities except certain areas of Québec. Visit www.hertz.com/collections to check out the Hertz Collections. Visit www.hertz.com/drivingmatrix to ﬁnd out which side you are driving. Self-drive Tips CANADA Filled with unexpected wonders that are sure to awaken your inner explorer. Lake Louise CN Tower Toronto Suggested Itineraries CANADIAN ROCKIES EXPLORATION Vancouver 797km 9h15min Jasper National Park (via Kamloops) 230km 3h20min Lake Louise 57km 40min Banff 125km 1h25min Calgary BEST OF ONTARIO AND QUÉBEC Toronto 128km 1h25min Niagara Falls 669km 7h5min Montréal 145km 1h50min Mont Tremblant 376km 4h10min Québec 143km 2h10min La Malbaie

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For more information, visit Canadian Tourism | www.canada.travel#Suggestions are based on tips from travellers and tourist websites.

Montreal

Vancouver

Quebec

Jasper National Park

KamloopsCalgary

Lake Louise

Mont-Tremblant

La Malbaie

Niagara Falls

Banff

Toronto

Canada

Banff Nationa

l Park

Canadian Rockies

Canada is the world’s second-largest country at 9.98 million square kilometres in total. Its highway system includes the Trans-Canada Highway, which will take you from coast to coast.

Driving in Canada is similar to driving in USA but with a few differences. The distances and speeds are posted in kilometers, with maximum speed limit in Canada is 50 kilometres per hour (km/h) in cities, 80 km/h on highways, and 100 km/h on rural highways. Be cautious of deer, elk and moose while driving at night in rural areas.

Do note that some signs, particularly in Québec, may be in French, and right turns on red lights are permitted in most cities except certain areas of Québec.

Visit www.hertz.com/collections to check out the Hertz Collections.

Visit www.hertz.com/drivingmatrix to fi nd out which side you are driving.

Self-drive Tips

CANADAFilled with unexpected wonders that

are sure to awaken your inner explorer.

Lake Louise

CN Tower Toronto

Suggested ItinerariesCANADIAN ROCKIES EXPLORATION

Vancouver 797km9h15min

Jasper National Park (via Kamloops) 230km3h20min

Lake Louise 57km40min

Banff 125km1h25min