Highway Signage and Vehicle Registration
Regular annual inspections are required on commercial vehicles with gross mass over 4,500 kilograms, including trucks, truck-tractors, motor homes and buses, to ensure they comply with requirements mandated in the newest version of National Safety Code,...
You can register or renew registration for a commercial vehicle at any Access PEI location. All commercial vehicles require the following information:
Front axle rating
Number of axles
Number of tires and size of the tires
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating...
If you are operating a commercial vehicle in both Canada and United States with PEI as your base jurisdiction, you must register your vehicle under the International Registration Plan through Prince Edward Island Highway Safety. This applies to vehicles...
All signs within view of Island highways are controlled by the Highway Signage Act
An on-premise sign can only describe the business operating at that civic address
A permit is required for placement
An on-premise sign is located at the civic...
The Government of Prince Edward Island is returning all of the federal carbon levy back to Islanders. As a result, transit fees and vehicle registration fees have been reduced and driver's licenses are now free. For more information on these changes,...
Festivals and events require approval to allow for temporary special event signs on Island highways.
All signs within view of an Island highway are controlled by the Highway Signage Act.
All special event signs require permits.
A special event sign...
Highway Safety issues licenses under the Dealers Trade License Regulations.
These licenses allow for individuals/businesses to carry on the buying and selling of vehicles.
The department performs an audit role, responds to consumer queries and...