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Province of British Columbia
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSIT

PEACE DISTRICT

SERVICE AREA 22 - North Peace
PUBLIC NOTICE # 7 (Restrictions Rescinded)

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 Peace District, Service Area 22, North Peace

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Effective 12:01 AM PST on Wednesday, June 4th, 2025
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All Provincial Highways and Side Roads within the North Peace Service Area will be unrestricted with the exception of:

The following permanent restrictions are in effect year-round.
50% Legal Axle Loading
Old Fort Road 148 from Howe Pit to the Old Fort Loop 616B

Ministry Contacts:
Sarah Griffith 778-576-8862 or Peace.Exemptions@gov.bc.ca
Issued by: Hali Davenport, District Manager, Transportation, Peace District

All overload permits on restricted routes are invalid for the duration of these restrictions.
The applicable tolerances provided under 7.26(1) of the regulations pursuant to the Commercial Transport Act shall apply.
Violators of the regulations and restrictions will be prosecuted.
The public, and trucking and transportation companies should govern themselves accordingly.

Online at: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/bchighways/loadrestrictions/loadrestrictions.htm
Subscribe for real time updates at: http://prd.loadx.th.gov.bc.ca/sbscrb.php

On behalf of the SYD Road:
Effective Thursday, May 20th, 2025, The SYD Road from 8km – 188km is 100% legal axle Loading.

Road users are warned that load restrictions are subject to change without further warning and are advised to stay up to date by visiting the website at www.ledcorhighways.com/areas-we-maintain/british-columbia.

For further information for the SYD road contact:
David Pratt
Email: David.Pratt@ledcor.com
Phone: 250-321-0257

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

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