Shoreline protection construction starts on February 11 on Murchison Lane, near Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The work will strengthen shoreline protection and improve safety. Dates: Wednesday, February 11 until mid-March, depending on the weather. Traffic: The timing of construction...
Your vehicle may be taken from you and stored for a period of time (impounded) if you are charged and/or convicted of certain motor vehicle offences or short term driver license suspensions. If your vehicle is impounded, all costs and charges for the care or storage of the...
Islanders can now receive personalized traffic and road condition information through the province’s 511 traveller information service. The enhanced 511 service allows travellers to create an account, save customized route information and choose alerts for construction, road...
Minister Responsible for the Status of Women, Paula Biggar has asked for a review of the provincial Legislative Assembly’s sexual harassment and workplace violence policies to ensure a safe work environment for all. In a letter to the chair of the Standing Committee on Rules...
Residents are invited to a public information session about upcoming road construction projects in Stratford. Date: Thursday, May 29 Time: 6:30 p.m. Location: Stratford Town Hall Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the two projects and engage directly with...
A new dual lane roundabout on the Trans-Canada Highway in Stratford will be built to increase connectivity and reduce traffic congestion for residents. The project will include a dual lane roundabout and concrete centre median on the Trans-Canada Highway between Stratford Road...
Access PEI has been offering additional hours to aid with wait times and backlogs. Saturday, December 12 will be the final Saturday open for Access PEI Charlottetown. Additional days of operation, like Saturdays, will be evaluated with possible changes in 2021 to further meet the...
Spring weight restrictions for Island roads will begin at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, March 1, 2018. Weight restrictions help to reduce damage to – and preserve the province’s investment in – Prince Edward Island’s highway network. The department appreciates the cooperation of the...
Prince Edward Island has a 5-year motor vehicle driver's license. All PEI residents are required to renew their driver’s license on or before the expiry date shown on their current license. Rather than wait until the last minute, you can renew your license up to 5 months before your card expires. This can be done by using the online form below, or in-person by visiting an Access PEI location near you. Eligible for Online Renewal The following PEI license holders are eligible for online renewal if the license holder: is at least 17 years of age; has a valid driver’s license for Class 1, 2, 3, 4...
You must be 16 years of age or older to apply for your Instruction Driver’s Permit (Class 7 licence), sometimes called a Beginner’s Permit. You must present all the necessary documents, pay the required fee, and pass both a vision test and a written test based on the driving...