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Province of British Columbia
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

Rocky Mountain District
Selkirk Service Area

PUBLIC NOTICE #7

Pursuant to Section 66 of the Transportation Act the following load restrictions will be imposed on the following Provincial Highways and Roads until further notice:

LOAD RESTRICTIONS within the Selkirk Service Area (Revelstoke, Golden, Radium).

Effective 7:00 am PDT (8:00 am MDT) on Thursday, April 11, 2024.

All Provincial Numbered Routes, Paved or Gravelled- UNRESTRICTED, except as listed below:

100% Legal Axle Loading - Provincial Numbered Routes, Paved or Gravelled as listed below:

Golden:
1. Trans-Canada Highway #1 (Glacier National Park East Boundary to Yoho National Park West Boundary)

All Provincial Side Roads, Paved or Gravelled- UNRESTRICTED, except as listed below:

100% Legal Axle Loading - Provincial Side Roads, Paved or Gravelled as listed below:

Golden:
1. All provincial side roads Brisco to Radium
2. Ben Hynes Loops Road #366
3. Beaverfoot Road #198 to CPR crossing
4. Donald Road #293
5. Kicking Horse Road #306
6. Wapta Road #074/501
7. Blaeberry River Road East #372

70% Legal Axle Loading - Provincial Side Roads, Paved or Gravelled as listed below:

Golden:
1. All remaining Provincial Side Roads.
2. Edgewater South Approach Road #368

Ministry Contact: Kieran Lee, Kam Operations Manager (250) 551-3287.
Issued by: Hilary Barnett, District Manager, Transportation, Rocky Mountain District.

All overload permits on restricted routes are invalid for the duration of these restrictions.
The applicable tolerances pursuant to the Commercial Transport Act shall apply.
Violators of the regulations and restrictions will be prosecuted.
The public, trucking and transportation companies should govern themselves accordingly.

Online at: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/bchighways/loadrestrictions/loadrestrictions.htm

The Ministry of Transportation
urges you to check road conditions often.

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