Regulations

• Vehicle Weight and Dimension Regulations
  (The regulations limiting weights and dimensions on public highways are established pursuant to Section 69(1) of The Highways and Transportation Act.)
• Summary of Configurations (upcoming)
•  The Security of Loads and Trip Inspection Regulations
  These regulations apply to every registered owner and every driver of a commercial vehicle operated on a public highway and transporting cargo.
• New Cargo Securement Standard
  This standard outlines the specific requirements for securing loads to commercial vehicles to ensure they do not shift, move or spill onto the roadway. The standard generally applies to any commercial vehicle or combination of vehicles with a registered gross weight in excess of 4500 kg.
• New Trip Inspection Standard
  Under new regulations, all commercial vehicles (trucks/power units registered over 5,000Kg RGVW), and any trailers or semi-trailers that they are towing, must be inspected by the driver or a qualified person every 24 hours (when being operated).
• Hours of Service (Canada)
  Driver's of commercial vehicles are limited in the number of hours they can drive
• Commercial Vehicle Hours of Service (Saskatchewan)
  Saskatchewan has provincial hours of service regulations.
• Transportation of Dangerous Goods Acts and Regulations (Canada)
  These Acts and Regulations promote public safety in the transportation of dangerous goods.
• Dangerous Goods Transportation Act (Saskatchewan)
• The Highways and Transportation Act Regulations
  All automobile wreckers operating in the province are required to have a valid license. To obtain an automobile wrecking license, please contact (306) 787-1033.
  

Note: This electronic service is a useful guide to certain acts and regulations. It is the responsibility of the shipper/carrier to consult all applicable regulations before moving loads.