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  • A slow-moving vehicle sign marks vehicles that travel under 40 km/h, like tractors. Be ready to slow down.
  • Obey construction zone speed limits at all times, even when no one is working. Fines are doubled when workers are present.
  • Follow the flag person’s signals, and be ready to slow down or stop.

Information and guide signs (continued)

  • Recreation area ahead sign
    Recreation area ahead

Other signs

Slow moving vehicle

  • Slow moving vehicle sign

A slow-moving vehicle sign is placed on the back of vehicles that travel less than 40 km/h, such as farm tractors, machinery, or construction equipment. This sign warns drivers to be prepared to reduce their speed.

Oversized loads

  • Oversized load (wide load) sign
    Oversized load (wide load)

This sign indicates a wide load is being transported. Use caution when passing vehicles displaying this sign.

Construction zones

The speed limit in construction zones must be obeyed at all times. This applies even when people and equipment are not working, since hazards such as bumps, fresh oil, and loose gravel may be present. If workers are present, the fines in these areas will be doubled.

  • Obey the flag person’s signal.
  • Be prepared to slow down and stop if required.
  • Flag person sign
    Flag person
  • Uneven pavement sign
    Uneven pavement

The following are some of the warning signs about road construction:

  • People working sign
    People working
  • Survey crew ahead sign
    Survey crew ahead
  • Detour next ___ km sign
    Detour next ___ km
  • Construction zone ends sign
    Construction zone ends

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