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Schneider Questions Minister on Funding for Rural Transportation Infrastructure

EDMONTON, AB – (On Tuesday), Wildrose Little Bow MLA Dave Schneider asked Infrastructure and Transportation Minister Brian Mason about the need for funding for rural transportation infrastructure projects. “In the riding of Little Bow, a roundabout has been proposed for the convergence of highway 23 and highway 519, where seven accidents have taken place…
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If You Can’t See the Driver of a Big Rig, the Driver Can’t See You Either

Drivers need to avoid No Zones – areas behind and alongside large commercial vehicles where the driver cannot see your vehicle. Occupants of a passenger vehicle are much more likely to be seriously injured or killed in a collision with a large vehicle due to the differences in weight, stopping distance and rollover potential. “It…
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Road closure on 21 Street N.E. June 19 – 21

HIGH RIVER, AB: There will be a road closure on 21 Street N.E. at Sunvale Crescent starting at 4 p.m. on Friday, June 19 until Sunday, June 21. This closure is required as part of the Sunvale Place development project and detours will be in place to direct traffic. Drivers and pedestrians are asked…
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High River Downtown Phase 2 Construction Has Begun

Update: June 16, 2015 – Work on phase 2 of the downtown construction program has begun with the closure of 1 Street S.W. between 4 and 5 Avenues S.W. Construction will be conducted in stages to minimize disruptions to traffic, pedestrians and businesses. HIGH RIVER, AB: Work on phase two of the downtown reconstruction program…
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Third Avenue S.W. to be closed for concrete pour

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Speeding Doesn’t Always Kill: Brain Injuries Can Change Your Life Forever
Motor vehicle collisions account for more than one quarter of serious brain injuries in Alberta. This month, Alberta’s Office of Traffic Safety is focusing on speed. “It is staggering that more than one quarter of all traumatic brain injuries in Alberta are due to traffic collisions. These life altering events are entirely preventable. Albertans of…
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Macleod Trail road closure between 3 and 4 Avenues S.W.

HIGH RIVER, AB: A section of Macleod Trail between 3 and 4 Avenues S.W. will be closed starting the evening of Friday, June 12 to allow crews to pour a concrete crosswalk (weather dependent). Access to the joint municipal building and alley will be maintained. The road is anticipated to reopen on Tuesday, June…
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City of Calgary Opens 5 Street Cycle Track Pilot

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Aheer Statement on Chestermere Intersection Fatality

Edmonton: Chestermere – Rocky View MLA Leela Aheer released the following statement about the death of a young man at the Highway 1 and 791 intersection in Chestermere. “I am utterly devastated that yet another serious collision has occurred at this deadly intersection, and I extend my deepest sympathies to the family and friends…
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Drivers endangering pedestrians on Happy Trails

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Town of Okotoks Bylaw: Tim’s Traffic Tips

The warmer weather has finally arrived and drivers will once again be sharing the road with more bicyclists, pedestrians, and motorcycles. These are vulnerable road users and as such, vigilance and care will be required from all drivers to help reduce injury or death that can occur during a collision. Please be courteous and respect…
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Road closure on 12 Avenue S.W.

HIGH RIVER, AB: Starting Wednesday, June 10 there will be a road closure on 12 Avenue S.W. at the railway crossing west of the roundabout. Detours will be in place. Traffic will not be able to enter or exit the roundabout from 12 Avenue S.W. Work is anticipated to take approximately two days to complete.…
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Soil testing required at 1 Street S.W. between 4 Ave. and 6 Ave. S.W. on June 9

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Road closure on 5 Avenue between 1 Street and 2 Street S.E.

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Centre Street to be reduced to one lane of traffic

HIGH RIVER, AB: Centre Street will be reduced to one lane of traffic at the railway crossing north of the Centre Street Bridge (near Gas King) starting Saturday, June 6 (weather dependent). Flag persons will be onsite directing traffic. Crews will be removing the railway ties and repaving the road as part of the…

