Crossing border with racecar/trailer

[rognelson777]

Make sure you have destination you are traveling to and Home correct. I almost always say I am from Phila pa, when I actually live in suburbs with a langhorne pa address. Border guards do not know this.
I was delayed because of that comment.

Whatever is on your license is where you live/ going

[jwsamuel]

Originally Posted by rognelson777

I almost always say I am from Phila pa, when I actually live in suburbs with a langhorne pa address. Border guards do not know this.
I was delayed because of that comment.

That could get confusing. I have a Langhorne mailing address but live in Upper Holland, which is part of Northampton Township.

Jim

[Mike Pearson]

Glad I don't have to deal with that crap.

[Paul Sarvas]

Originally Posted by Mike Pearson

Glad I don't have to deal with that crap.

We don't have to deal with hurricanes...

pS

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by jwsamuel

That could get confusing. I have a Langhorne mailing address but live in Upper Holland, which is part of Northampton Township.

Jim

If they ask, wouldn't where you live just be the address on your license?

Have had no issues going into Canada, asked where we were going and why. Did get searched returning to the States one time, US side searched trailer and car. My guess is neither side wants you transporting and selling things.

[jwsamuel]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

Have had no issues going into Canada, asked where we were going and why. Did get searched returning to the States one time, US side searched trailer and car. My guess is neither side wants you transporting and selling things.

The only time I have had an issue going into Canada was when I was going to report on a race at Grand Bend. They had no problem with me entering as a reporter but they wanted to know why I had cameras with me. I told them I was staying a few extra days for sightseeing and there was no problem. If I had said I was shooting the race, it would have been a problem.