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ARTICLE · 03 MAY 2018

Commercial Carriers: 5 FAQs About National Safety Code Points With Denis Sawyer

For the most part, citizens travelling the roads of Alberta often don't involve an interaction with a member of Enforcement Services.

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For the most part, citizens travelling the roads of Alberta often don't involve an interaction with a member of Enforcement Services. With that said, in Alberta, our roads are patrolled by several different organizations which include, but are not limited to, Municipal Enforcement, the Alberta Sheriffs, the RCMP, and Department of Transportation officers. For commercial carriers and their drivers in Alberta, an interaction with these enforcement agencies are often a daily occurrence. The risks for commercial carriers often exceed those of a typical patron of our highways and streets. Therefore, the requirements for commercial carriers to drive on our roads exceeds that of a normal citizen and the Traffic Safety Act. Commercial Carriers must also meet a national standard of management and performance requirements supported by provincial regulations known as the National Safety Code.

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