Restrictions in Effect
Please note load restrictions in the Municipality of Prince George are now in effect as of June 18, 2018.
For more information, contact:
City Hall Service Centre
Phone: 250-561-7600
Email:
servicecentre@princegeorge.ca
Long Term Notice
The City of Prince George has imposed a vehicle weight restriction on Foothills Boulevard from North Nechako Road to Chief Lake Road. Vehicles over 46,500 kilograms licensed GVW are prohibited from using this section of road until further notice.
DATED: November 17, 2010 at Prince George, BC.
Seasonal Notice
Notice #2
Pursuant
to Section 6 of the City of Prince George, “Highway Bylaw No. 8065, (2008)” and
regulations pursuant to the Commercial Transport Act, notice is hereby given
that, effective 12:01 a.m. Friday, June 8, 2018, SEASONAL Highway Load restrictions are
rescinded on City roads with the following exceptions:
- All permanent 70% of Legal Axle Loading restrictions remain in effect for the following roads::
- Peter Road between Chief Lake Road and Karin Road
- Fox Drive
- Belmont Road
- Sooke Road
- Betham Road
- Kueng Road from Crest Road to Forest for the World
- Kluss Road from Cranbrook Hill Road to end
- Beger Road from Swanson Road to end
- Areas East of Queensway between Regents Crescent and LaSalle Avenue
- Graves Road between Highway 16 East and the East City boundary
- South Blackburn Road
- West Sykes Road
- East Sykes Road
- Haldi Road from Leslie Road to end
- Jutland Road
- Hartman Road
The City of Prince George has imposed a vehicle weight restriction for vehicles over 46,500 kgs licensed GVW that are now prohibited from using this section of road until further notice:
- Foothills Boulevard from North Nechako Road to Chief Lake Road.
Violators of the regulations and restrictions will be prosecuted.
The applicable tolerance provided under Section 7.06(2) of the regulations pursuant to the Commercial Transport Act shall apply.
DATED: June 18, 2018 AT PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.
Blake McIntosh, Manager, Roads & Fleet Division
(250) 561-7600
DATED: June 18, 2018 at Prince George, BC.
Download a map of City roads with load restrictions [PDF]