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The Province's move to only force lanes of traffic closest to emergency responders is drawing criticism from those who the bill is supposed to protect.
Alberta's new "move over" road rules starting Sept. 1 will require drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker vehicle with lights flashing to slow down to 60 km/h or lower if posted as such.
Drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker vehicle with lights flashing will be required to slow down to 60 km/h
Alberta's new "move over" road rules starting Sept. 1 will require drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker vehicle with lights flashing to slow down to 60 km/h or lower if posted as such.
Fire chiefs across Alberta are disappointed with the changes made to roadside safety rules and want to see the data that led the government to alter the original Bill 5.