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Users of the Mill River are asked to use caution when operating near the Cascumpec Bridge replacement project on Route 12. The construction site creates safety hazards beneath the bridge and within the watercourse surrounding the bridge. The channel for boat traffic will vary in...
Prince Edward Island is a member of the Canadian Driver Licence Compact. This compact means that traffic violation information is exchanged between all Canadian provinces. If you receive a ticket for a traffic violation or if you are convicted of a traffic offense in another...
Islanders are quick to take action following the storm, moving swiftly into clean up phase. There is lots of debris and other materials to get rid of but roads, shoulders and sidewalks still need to be kept clear for public safety and to help recovery efforts. Islanders are asked...
As part of Prince Edward Island's commitment to public safety for all road users, the Province is introducing mandatory entry-level training (MELT) for applicants seeking a commercial Class 1 driver’s license for the first time. Effective August 5, 2024, Island residents applying...
Off-Highway Vehicle Operation, A Practical Guide for Users and Landowners
Step into the Provincial Sign Shop in Tignish, and the first thing you notice is the steady clatter of tools and the hum of printers at work. The work done here touches every corner of Prince Edward Island. Whether it’s a sign for a busy area of the province or a small community...
Service PEI is a new government division whose goal is to give all Islanders quality user-centred service delivery. Through partnerships with different areas of government, Service PEI aims to create and improve already-established government services, programs and rebates. By...
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, Standard 11. All buses...
Motorists are asked to pay attention to traffic signs and use all available lanes when passing through the Trans Canada Highway construction zone between Charlottetown and Cornwall. In the coming week, construction on Phase 2A of the highway extension project will focus on water...
Motorists can expect substantial delays on the Cornwall Perimeter Highway project this Thursday and Friday, November 17 and 18 as crews apply the final layer of asphalt paving. Equipment will often occupy two adjacent lanes at a time, and crews may need to limit traffic from...