RVezy’s insurance coverage is tailored to support RV adventures throughout Canada and the United States, with specific geographical limitations you should be aware of. This guide explains the coverage areas, exceptions, and key considerations to ensure a seamless rental experience.

Insurance validity

RVezy provides comprehensive insurance coverage for trips within Canada and the United States. If you’re crossing the US-Canada border, notify the RV host and ensure all required documents are in the RV. It’s important to note that travel to Mexico is not covered under RVezy’s commercial insurance.

Prohibited travel areas

Certain areas are excluded from RVezy’s coverage, and entering these regions means only the minimum state or provincial liability coverage is provided. RVezy’s roadside assistance also does not cover breakdowns occurring in these areas. Guests are responsible for any damages, cleaning, or repair, including any RV recovery costs, from travel within these prohibited areas.

Generally:

• Mexico
• Logging and non-public roads
• Inaccessible areas

United States:

• California: Death Valley
• Nevada: Burning Man Festival
• Alaska: Denali Highway, Dalton Highway (Hwy 11) between Coldfoot and Prudhoe Bay, McCarthy Road 
• between Chitina and McCarthy

Canada:

• Yukon: North Canol Highway
• British Columbia: Aishihik Lake Road between Dease Lake and Telegraph Creek

Restricted travel areas

Authorization is required from RVezy to travel into theYukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Alaska. If departing from British Columbia with an RV insured via ICBC, only host approval is necessary to enter the Yukon.

Burning Man policy

Due to the unique environmental challenges and conditions at Burning Man, attending the festival puts RVs at higher risk compared to standard rental use. The following conditions make Burning Man a special case:

• Dust storms: The fine alkaline dust in the Black Rock Desert, called "playa dust", can cause severe damage to the mechanical and electronic components of an RV, which can lead to costly repairs.
• High temperatures: The intense desert heat can cause overheating, increased pressure on the RV's cooling system, and damage to the interior and exterior components.
• Lack of water and services: The absence of on-site water sources and the remote location make it difficult to clean and maintain RVs, increasing the risk of malfunction and damage.
• Increased wear and tear: The high number of participants and the lack of on-site services contribute to a faster rate of deterioration of RVs during the festival.
• Remote location: The Black Rock Desert is a remote location with limited roads and services. making roadside assistance difficult and time-consuming.

RVezy does not allow rentals heading to the Burning Man festival. Any booking identified to be attending the festival will be cancelled by RVezy.