The segments of standard, intermediate and full-size cars in Canada traditionally include the following vehicles: Pontiac Grand Prix, Chevrolet Impala, Oldsmobile Alero, Hyundai Elantra, Toyota Avensis, Nissan Primera and others.
The process of a car reservation on OrangeSmile.com consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search by the dates and pick-up location, (2) car type selection, and (3) booking form completion. After the booking, you will receive a rental voucher at your e-mail address.
Before selecting a specific model to book, check your planned routes. If you are going to drive mostly within the Edmonton borders, choose a car of 'Standard' or 'Compact' types. In case you plan long cross-countries trips or mountain adventures, the more comfortable and powerful 'Fullsize' models would become a better choice.
If you need a car with an automatic gearbox, try to make a reservation at least a few days before the pick-up date, since confirmation of such models in Edmonton might be delayed for a day or two.
Upon the return of your car, carefully check that the total payment amount (invoice) is computed according to the original rental conditions.
We wish you 'smooth', secure and safe roads in Edmonton!
Rental process FAQ
Before making a right turn at the red light, you must stop completely and ensure the safety of such a maneuver. The turn can only be made if the car does not become a hindrance for pedestrians and other vehicles. On one-way streets it is allowed to make a right and a left turn at red light. Before such a maneuver make sure to pay attention to the road signs.
In Canada, one can often see crossroads that have «STOP» signs on all sides, or crossroads with red flashing signal of a traffic light. At such an intersection, the car that has arrived first and has stopped completely has the prerogative. Do not forget to give way to pedestrians.
When a driver has approached the intersection at the same time with another car, the car on the right moves first. In this situation, the concept of “the hindrance on the right” is important.
