Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Lloyd Hines says much of the additional funding will go toward twinning portions of the province’s 100 series highways, including the 101, 103, 104 and the 107 Sackville-Burnside connector. Continue reading
Nova Scotia taxpayers are likely to shoulder the burden of any potential move of the CAT with preliminary estimates pegging the cost to be at least US$4 million. Continue reading
Transportation Minister Lloyd Hines says the intent of the change in the new Traffic Safety Act is to provide better protection and to signal that roadways are used by more that just motorized vehicles. Continue reading
The driver’s charges are failing to place and maintain flares at front and rear of disabled commercial vehicle, stopping or parking where traffic would be obstructed, and parking a commercial vehicle on a highway for longer than 2 consecutive hours. Continue reading
CSS Acadia has been left to rust away in the Halifax Harbour as much-needed repair and maintenance work has been delayed over a lack of funding, putting the long-term future of the vessel in jeopardy. Continue reading
“This review will help determine whether any changes are warranted,” read the statement from the provincial government. Continue reading
Alexander McConnachie says that the fatal crash on Wednesday involving a dump truck proves why local residents call the intersection “the death intersection.” Continue reading
About five hours after the department first learned about the trailer, a school bus carrying 11 students crashed into the trailer. Continue reading
“Dooring”, as it’s best known, occurs when someone opens a car door in the path of a cyclist. Continue reading
A resident of Eastern Passage, N.S., says dust that has fallen from dump trucks on the road he lives on is costing him money and affecting his well-being. Continue reading