The governments of Canada’s four Atlantic Provinces are seeking proposals for a single supplier to produce driver’s licenses and photo identification cards for all four provinces. Today, the governments of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and...
Investments in key infrastructure build strong and healthy communities across Canada. From roads and buildings – to green energy powered vehicles – reliable infrastructure provides communities with opportunities to grow and develop today so that they are better prepared to...
Islanders are reminded that some provincial government services are safely re-opening to the public today as part of Phase 2 of the Renew PEI, Together plan. Last week, Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Steven Myers provided an update on government services that...
The upgrades required to produce Prince Edward Island’s new, more secure driver’s license and ID card are coming to the Access PEI locations in Alberton, Tignish, and Wellington this Friday, December 8. As a result, anyone in western Prince Edward Island needing a new or...
Access PEI in Souris is open regular business hours today, Wednesday, December 9. For more information about Access PEI, including locations and services, please visit: Access PEI Locations. Media Contact: Jill Edwards Senior Communications Officer Transportation, Infrastructure...
The Access PEI office in Montague will be offering in-person services to Islanders again when it reopens its doors on October 26. The Montague office has been providing services by email and telephone only since June under a pilot project to offer clients contactless options in a...
After review, government has determined that no changes to legislation are required to allow ride-sharing operations in Prince Edward Island. “While no legislative changes are required, we feel it’s important to ensure ride-share drivers meet some basic driving history...
Cycling PEI Executive Director Mike Connolly says he welcomes amendments to the Highway Traffic Act that increase safety for Islanders and visitors who travel the province’s roads by bicycle. Motorists must now stay at least one metre from a bicycle when passing. Also, a vehicle...
There were fewer fatalities on Prince Edward Island roads in 2016, but more impaired driving convictions show there are still risks from the behavior of irresponsible motorists. Last year there were 13 reported road fatalities in the province -- including the deaths of three...
Investing in Infrastructure - Safe efficient roadways are crucial to economic growth and productivity. The governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island are making strategic investments in transportation systems across the province to make highway travel safer, improve the flow...