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Shelley Alstad
780-814-4211
Wembley, Alberta
Canada
780-814-4211
Wembley, Alberta
Canada
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When required, a scout vehicle is to be a sufficient distance ahead of the
move, and in radio contact, to identify potential problems and allow the
load to be pulled over as needed. A scout vehicle is required for moves
exceeding:
I. 7.9 metres in width on all divided highways
II. 6.7 metres in width on non-divided controlled access
highways
III. 5.5 metres on all other highways.
107. The mover is to predetermine locations to pull over.
108. Stopping of special permitted vehicle is not allowed where a portion of the
roadway would be obstructed.
109. Moves are to be made between 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. only (unless
governed by #110).
110. Moves exceeding 7.9 metres in width must be made from 3:00 a.m. to
9:00 a.m. Sundays only. Moves exceeding 5.5 metres in width can be
made from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Sundays only (modification to general
condition #14).
111. Pilot vehicles, displaying D-signs front and rear and an amber warning
light on top of the pilot vehicle visible for a distance of 150 metres, are
required to precede and follow moves on all but divided highways. On
divided highways, a pilot vehicle is to follow the move.
112. Pilot vehicles, displaying D-signs front and rear and an amber warning
light on top of the pilot vehicle visible for a distance of 150 metres, are
required to precede and follow the move.
113. A complete compliment of signs, cones and flares is to be carried at all
times during a move, to provide sufficient warning in the event of a
breakdown.
114. Written confirmation from the escorting party (police/RMV) must be
received prior to the release of the permit. Escort must be provided by an
RCMP or Municipal police officer in a marked vehicle or by a Registry of
Motor Vehicles Inspector in a marked vehicle. Any and all costs
associated with provision of the escort are to be incurred by the movers.
See following table:
move, and in radio contact, to identify potential problems and allow the
load to be pulled over as needed. A scout vehicle is required for moves
exceeding:
I. 7.9 metres in width on all divided highways
II. 6.7 metres in width on non-divided controlled access
highways
III. 5.5 metres on all other highways.
107. The mover is to predetermine locations to pull over.
108. Stopping of special permitted vehicle is not allowed where a portion of the
roadway would be obstructed.
109. Moves are to be made between 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. only (unless
governed by #110).
110. Moves exceeding 7.9 metres in width must be made from 3:00 a.m. to
9:00 a.m. Sundays only. Moves exceeding 5.5 metres in width can be
made from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Sundays only (modification to general
condition #14).
111. Pilot vehicles, displaying D-signs front and rear and an amber warning
light on top of the pilot vehicle visible for a distance of 150 metres, are
required to precede and follow moves on all but divided highways. On
divided highways, a pilot vehicle is to follow the move.
112. Pilot vehicles, displaying D-signs front and rear and an amber warning
light on top of the pilot vehicle visible for a distance of 150 metres, are
required to precede and follow the move.
113. A complete compliment of signs, cones and flares is to be carried at all
times during a move, to provide sufficient warning in the event of a
breakdown.
114. Written confirmation from the escorting party (police/RMV) must be
received prior to the release of the permit. Escort must be provided by an
RCMP or Municipal police officer in a marked vehicle or by a Registry of
Motor Vehicles Inspector in a marked vehicle. Any and all costs
associated with provision of the escort are to be incurred by the movers.
See following table:
| > 5.5m - 6.7m (18ft - 22ft) | > 6.7m - 7.9m (22ft - 26ft) | > 7.9m - 9.1m (26ft - 30ft) | |
| Divided Highways | N/A | N/A | Scout vehicle required |
| Undivided Controlled Access Highways |
N/A | Scout vehicle required | Permitted only with police/RMV escort |
| Other Highways | Scout vehicle required | Road Closure or police/RMV escort required, detour route required |
Road Closure or police/RMV escort required, detour route required |
Specification for Over-dimensional Load Sign:
1. General Description: the sign consists of red vertical stripes on a white
background, having a white letter D in the center of the sign. The layout is
to conform to the drawing below.
2. Dimension: 300 mm. high and 2450 mm. long.
3. Material: The sign is made of ½” (or metric equivalent) GIS Douglas Fir
plywood with a medium density overlay. If the medium density overlay is
not used the plywood must be painted with two (2) good coats of exterior
enamel. The paint or overlay is to ensure the plywood surface is properly
sealed. The plywood is then covered, on the side which was sealed, with
white reflective sheeting with a minimum Level II reflectance (as per
Canadian General Standards Board Specification 62-GP-11M). The sign
message is then silk-screened on the sheeting using #712 Stop Sign Red
(3M-Corp) paint or equivalent.
1. General Description: the sign consists of red vertical stripes on a white
background, having a white letter D in the center of the sign. The layout is
to conform to the drawing below.
2. Dimension: 300 mm. high and 2450 mm. long.
3. Material: The sign is made of ½” (or metric equivalent) GIS Douglas Fir
plywood with a medium density overlay. If the medium density overlay is
not used the plywood must be painted with two (2) good coats of exterior
enamel. The paint or overlay is to ensure the plywood surface is properly
sealed. The plywood is then covered, on the side which was sealed, with
white reflective sheeting with a minimum Level II reflectance (as per
Canadian General Standards Board Specification 62-GP-11M). The sign
message is then silk-screened on the sheeting using #712 Stop Sign Red
(3M-Corp) paint or equivalent.
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