Kelowna to Vancouver Carpool
390 km over two mountain passes, then the Fraser Valley decides how long it really takes. Here is what the Kelowna to Vancouver trip costs and how to time it properly.
Edmonton to Kelowna Carpool
There is no direct bus from Edmonton to Kelowna, and the drive splits into two very different routes. Here is what the 892 km trip really costs in time and money.
Vancouver to Kelowna Carpool
The 390 km run from Vancouver to Kelowna costs more than the gas receipt suggests. Here is how carpooling compares to the bus, the flight and the train that does not exist.
Calgary to Kamloops Carpool
The bus takes nearly ten hours to cover what a car does in seven, and the train everyone searches for does not run. Here is what the 620 km Calgary to Kamloops trip really involves.
Calgary to Kelowna Carpool
Find a Calgary to Kelowna carpool on CoTravel. Share the 603 km run through Rogers Pass, split the fuel, and skip a bus that takes ten and a half hours.
Kelowna to Calgary Carpool
Find a Kelowna to Calgary carpool on CoTravel. Share the 603 km eastbound run, skip a ten hour coach, and reach YYC without paying for airport parking.
Moving to Saskatchewan: Getting Around Once You Arrive
Already in Saskatchewan? The province closed its own bus network in 2017. What that means for getting between towns, what it costs, and how carpooling fills the gap.
Moving to Alberta: Getting Around Once You Arrive
Already moved to Alberta? A practical look at what getting around actually costs here, where transit reaches, and how carpooling covers the gaps in between.
Calgary to Brooks Carpool
Find a Calgary to Brooks carpool on CoTravel. Share the 186 km run east on the Trans-Canada, split the fuel, and travel outside the single late-afternoon window the bus runs in.
Calgary to Drumheller Carpool
Find a Calgary to Drumheller carpool on CoTravel. Share the 135 km run to the Badlands, split the fuel, and travel on the days the new bus timetable does not cover.