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Keeping Young Drivers Safe
July 31st, 2010 Ministry of Transportation (Ontario)

Ontario’s new zero blood
alcohol level for drivers 21 years of age and under comes into effect tomorrow.


Highway 853 near Byemoor reopens
July 30th, 2010 Transportation & Roads (Alberta)

Motorists are advised that Highway 853 north of Byemoor is now open to traffic.


Boating safety during the August long weekend – News Releases – Transport Canada
July 30th, 2010 Transport Canada

VANCOUVER — Transport Canada’s Office of Boating Safety is reminding recreational boaters to take extra care and caution during the August long weekend.


Weekly Traffic Advisories
July 30th, 2010 Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal (Nova Scotia)

NEW WORK


SPEED ENFORCEMENT, RUMBLE STRIPS ADD TO HWY 5A SAFETY
July 30th, 2010 Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (British Columbia)

AMLOOPS – New rumble strips, along with upgraded signage and continued enforcement activity is helping to slow down speeders and make Highway 5A safer for all drivers.


CYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDS HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES
July 30th, 2010 Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (British Columbia)

VICTORIA – The Province is supporting improvements to local cycling infrastructure by making $500,000 in funding available to B.C. communities through the BikeBC Cycling Infrastructure Partnerships Program.


Bridge-on-demand to solve Detroit-Windsor crossing problem
July 30th, 2010 admin

Out of the on-going tug of war between the owner of the Ambassador Bridge, Manuel Moroun, and the officials who want to build a second span over the Detroit River, comes a new idea: an emergency bridge that can be deployed as needed.
But will it float?
The Toronto Star reports on a new idea for a [...]


Stay Safe This Long Weekend
July 29th, 2010 Ministry of Transportation (Ontario)

Ontarians are reminded to help keep our
roads safe by not drinking and driving on this Civic Holiday weekend – one of
the busiest times on our roads.


Construction resumes on Lewvan/Highway 1 interchange in Regina – News Releases – Transport Canada
July 29th, 2010 Transport Canada

REGINA — Work is underway once again this week at the intersection of Highway 1 and Lewvan Drive on the $34-million interchange in southwest Regina.


SIMON FRASER BRIDGE WORKERS HONOURED
July 29th, 2010 Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (British Columbia)

PRINCE GEORGE – All those who worked on the twinned Simon Fraser Bridge were recocgnized by Premier Gordon Campbell along with federal, provincial and municipal representatives in a special ceremony.