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Province of British Columbia
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND TRANSIT
BULKLEY STIKINE DISTRICT

LOAD RESTRICTIONS IN THE BULKLEY NASS SERVICE AREA 25 (2025 #6)

Pursuant to Section 66 of the Transportation Act the following load restrictions will be imposed,
on the following Provincial Highways and Roads in the Bulkley Nass Service area until further notice:

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Effective 11:00 AM PDT on Thursday March 20th, 2025
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The following Provincial Numbered Routes are 100% Legal Axle Loading 24 hrs/day:
-Highway 16
-Highway 37A
-Highway 37 (Kitwanga Jct to Deltaic Creek)

The following Side Roads are 100% Legal Axle Loading 24 hrs/day:
-Kitwanga North Road
-Mill & Barcalow Roads
-New Hazelton High Level Road
-Babine Lake Road #491 (Paved Portion only)
-Coalmine Road (Hwy 16 to SPRUCE Road only)
-Donaldson Road (to transfer station)
-Old Babine Road (Hwy 16 to Snake Road only)
-Tatlow Road (paved portion only)
-Telkwa High Road (Hwy 16 in Witset to Blunt FSR only)

The following Side Roads are 50% legal axle loading 24 hrs/day:
-6 Mile Road (2 Mile-Hazelton) from 4.2km to 8.7km
-Cedarvale Backroad
-Old Babine Road (Telkwa High Rd to Rabbit FSR)

The following Side Road sections are 70% Legal Axle Loading from 11am to 11pm and
100% Legal Axle Loading from 11pm to 11am (night hauling*): SUBJECT TO CHANGE ON SHORT NOTICE
-Babine Lake Road from km 51.0 to km 51.7 only (Tanglechain FSR to Nilkitkwa FSR)

The following Side Roads are 70% legal axle loading 24 hrs/day:
-ALL other side roads not listed above

Ministry Contact: Janelle McKenzie or Marlene Keehn, Operations Technician 250-847-7403
Issued by: Rena Gibson, District Manager, Transportation, Bulkley-Stikine District

All overload permits on restricted routes are invalid for the duration of these restrictions.
The applicable tolerances provided under 7.26 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.

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

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