Interlane moves vehicles from Burnaby to Edmonton with full insurance coverage, real-time shipment tracking, and the flexibility to choose between open or enclosed transport based on your timeline and your vehicle's needs.
Whether you're relocating across the Rockies or purchasing a vehicle remotely, our team manages every stage of the move so your car arrives in Edmonton exactly as it left Burnaby.
Shipping costs from Burnaby to Edmonton typically range from $829 to $2,954 CAD depending on transport type and seasonal demand. Delivery typically takes 6 business days.
| Option | Low | Average | High | Frequency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $990 | $1,101 | $1,211 | Multiple departures per week | Residential pickup and delivery from Burnaby to Edmonton | |
| $829 | $921 | $1,014 | Weekly | Cost-effective option for flexible schedules | |
| $2,417 | $2,685 | $2,954 | By special request | Ideal for classic, luxury, or exotic cars |
Low
$990
Avg
$1,101
High
$1,211
Residential pickup and delivery from Burnaby to Edmonton
Low
$2,417
Avg
$2,685
High
$2,954
Ideal for classic, luxury, or exotic cars
This corridor attracts a wide range of shippers — families relocating for work in Edmonton's energy sector, dealerships moving inventory between BC and Alberta markets, corporate transferees heading to head offices in the Oil Capital, and online vehicle buyers in Edmonton purchasing from lower-priced BC listings. Interlane handles everything end-to-end with no third parties involved at any stage.
The Burnaby to Edmonton run is one of western Canada's most geographically demanding transport corridors. Leaving the Fraser Valley, vehicles travel east along the Trans-Canada through Abbotsford and Hope before climbing into the BC Interior. The route ascends through Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park before descending through Revelstoke and continuing east through Golden and into Yoho National Park. Crossing into Alberta, the terrain opens dramatically at the foothills near Banff before flattening into the prairie approach to Edmonton. Snow and ice in the mountain passes are genuine transport concerns from October through April, and Interlane builds that seasonal reality into scheduling decisions.
Use Interlane's online quote tool to enter your Burnaby origin and Edmonton destination, select your vehicle type, and receive a clear, itemized price — open or enclosed, standard or express.
Confirm your shipment details, choose a pickup window that works for your schedule, and receive written confirmation of your booking along with everything you need to prepare your vehicle.
Our driver comes directly to your Burnaby address — whether that's near Lougheed Highway, in Metrotown, or anywhere across the city — conducts a thorough condition inspection, and loads your vehicle securely before heading east.
Your vehicle travels the Trans-Canada Highway east through Hope and the BC Interior, over Rogers Pass, through Golden and into Banff National Park, then continues north through the Alberta foothills toward Edmonton on Highway 2 or the Yellowhead Highway depending on conditions and routing.
Your vehicle is delivered directly to your Edmonton address — whether that's in the west end near Whitemud Drive, the downtown core, or a residential neighbourhood in the south — and handed over after a final condition check on arrival.
Use Interlane's online quote tool to enter your Burnaby origin and Edmonton destination, select your vehicle type, and receive a clear, itemized price — open or enclosed, standard or express.
Confirm your shipment details, choose a pickup window that works for your schedule, and receive written confirmation of your booking along with everything you need to prepare your vehicle.
Our driver comes directly to your Burnaby address — whether that's near Lougheed Highway, in Metrotown, or anywhere across the city — conducts a thorough condition inspection, and loads your vehicle securely before heading east.
Your vehicle travels the Trans-Canada Highway east through Hope and the BC Interior, over Rogers Pass, through Golden and into Banff National Park, then continues north through the Alberta foothills toward Edmonton on Highway 2 or the Yellowhead Highway depending on conditions and routing.
Your vehicle is delivered directly to your Edmonton address — whether that's in the west end near Whitemud Drive, the downtown core, or a residential neighbourhood in the south — and handed over after a final condition check on arrival.
Rocky Mountain Pass Operations
BC Interior to Alberta Foothills Route Knowledge
Fraser Valley Urban Pickup Efficiency
Alberta Winter Delivery Experience
Interlane is a Carrier, Not a Broker
Your car is dropped off at a designated shipping terminal and picked up at another terminal near the destination.
The shipping company picks up your car from your specified location and delivers it directly to the destination address via rail.
Your car is picked up at a designated address and dropped off at another address, typically your home or office.
Your car is transported in a covered truck or trailer, protecting it from weather, debris, and road conditions.
Explore our specialized vehicle transport options for every need.
When timing matters — whether you're starting a new job in Edmonton or a dealership is working against a sales deadline — express service prioritizes your vehicle's departure out of Burnaby and minimizes dwell time along the Trans-Canada corridor. Given the mountain segment through Rogers Pass, express scheduling also gives us more flexibility to route around any weather-related slowdowns between Golden and Banff.
SUVs and trucks are among the most common vehicles on this corridor, moving with families relocating from the Lower Mainland and with Alberta buyers purchasing from BC dealerships. Larger SUVs and three-row configurations are loaded with weight distribution in mind, which matters especially on the steep grades descending from Rogers Pass into the Columbia Valley.
Electric vehicles moving from BC to Alberta benefit significantly from being transported rather than driven, since the charging infrastructure between Hope and Golden is sparse and cold temperatures in the mountain sections can reduce range substantially. Interlane loads EVs with attention to ground clearance and battery exposure, keeping your vehicle protected across the full mountain and prairie crossing.
High-value vehicles on this corridor travel in enclosed transport, shielded from the road debris, salt, and precipitation that are constant realities on the Trans-Canada through the Rockies and on Alberta's winter highways approaching Edmonton. Enclosed trailers also protect against temperature swings that occur as vehicles descend from mountain elevations into the flat, cold Alberta interior.
Classic and antique vehicles have no place on the Rogers Pass highway in open transport during shoulder seasons — the combination of road spray, salt treatment, and unpredictable mountain weather creates real risk for unprotected finishes and mechanical systems. Enclosed shipping keeps your antique fully protected across the entire run from Burnaby to Edmonton.
Open transport on this route is the most cost-effective way to move a standard vehicle between Burnaby and Edmonton, and for most vehicles traveling this corridor outside of peak winter, it's a reliable and well-proven option. Interlane's open transport pricing on this route is straightforward and competitive, with no hidden fees added after booking.
Not sure which car shipping option is right for you? Our team is available 24/7 to answer your questions about routes, costs, and delivery times. Give us a call or send us a message — we’re happy to help.
How much does it cost to ship a car from Burnaby to Edmonton?
Shipping a vehicle from Burnaby to Edmonton typically ranges from $829 to $2,954 depending on the service type, vehicle size, and time of year. Open transport is the more affordable option, while enclosed transport carries a higher price due to the added protection it offers through mountain terrain. Pricing also shifts seasonally — winter shipments through the Rockies may cost more due to the complexity of mountain pass conditions between October and April.
How long does it take to ship a car from Burnaby to Edmonton?
Transit on the Burnaby to Edmonton corridor takes approximately 6 business days under standard conditions. Weather through the Rogers Pass and Kicking Horse sections of the Trans-Canada can extend that window during winter months, particularly if avalanche control or road closures affect timing. Interlane provides updated status throughout transit so you always know where your vehicle is.
Is my vehicle insured during transport?
Yes — every vehicle Interlane transports is covered by cargo insurance from the moment it's loaded in Burnaby to the moment it's delivered in Edmonton. A condition inspection is completed at both ends of the shipment, creating a documented record of your vehicle's state before and after transit. If any damage occurs during transport, you have a clear claims process and a single point of accountability.
Can I leave personal belongings in my car during shipping?
Interlane strongly recommends removing all personal belongings before your vehicle is picked up in Burnaby. Personal items are not covered under cargo insurance and can shift during transport — particularly across the mountain grades between Golden and Banff where the road demands secure loads and sudden movements can occur. Leaving the interior clear also ensures your vehicle passes inspection cleanly at both ends.
Is enclosed transport available for the Burnaby to Edmonton route?
Enclosed transport is fully available on the Burnaby to Edmonton corridor and is strongly recommended for luxury vehicles, classic cars, EVs, or any vehicle where condition on arrival is a priority. The Trans-Canada through the BC Interior and Rockies exposes vehicles to road debris, moisture, and temperature swings that open transport doesn't guard against — enclosed service eliminates all of that.
