Map time is not total trip time
Fuel, meals, rest areas, construction and sightseeing add time.
Mountain and secondary roads differ
A short distance can take much longer than the same kilometres on a divided highway.
Fatigue is a hard limit
Transport Canada identifies fatigue as a road-safety issue; if alertness drops, the schedule should change.
Shorter days can improve the trip
A route that leaves time for stops often feels more like travel and less like simply moving a vehicle.
General travel-planning information only. Drivers must follow licence restrictions, traffic laws and current road-authority directions. Do not continue driving when fatigued or when weather, closures or road conditions make the trip unsafe.