Preservation provides for the rehabilitation and preventive maintenance for provincial roadways, bridges, and airports. Also included is winter snow and ice control, right-of-way mowing, provision of ferry services and signing for motorists.

It might take you a little longer if you're travelling in Saskatchewan this summer! A record $513 million budget will provide for over 1,400 km of highway construction and major maintenance projects, bridge and culvert upgrades, airport improvements, shortline track rehabilitation and more.

Remember to slow to 60 km in the Orange Zone when passing highway workers and equipment. Highway construction and maintenance zones can be dangerous. Reduce your speed, use extra care and save lives.

Safer driving this winter in the Snow Zone.

The ATPC committees are established at the local level to look strategically at transportation and make recommendations to the provincial or municipal governments based on social and economic goals of the area and the province.

Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation has a multitude of signing opportunities available! Do you have a business, tourist attraction or special event to promote?

The goal of the Community Airport Partnership (CAP) is for the ministry to provide capital
contributions to airport infrastructure. This infrastructure program is intended to rehabilitate
and upgrade the network of strategic regional community airports in southern Saskatchewan.

More than 1,400 km of railway in Saskatchewan is under provincial jurisdiction. The Ministry offers a variety of services related to this mode of transportation.

Adopt-A-Highway Program is a way for interested groups or participants to help beautify Saskatchewan rights-of-ways by picking up litter and trash from a specified section (minimum of 3 km) along the provincial highways.

Ministry staff will provide assistance to motorists whenever service is warranted for public protection and safety. No payment is to be accepted for these services except for the sale of oil and gas.

Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure in recognizing an individual or family's need to grieve the loss of loved ones, will allow the highway right-of-way to be used for the purpose of erecting commemorative markers providing  principles are respected and not compromised.