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Highway Safety website launched
Highway Safety Division website

The new Highway Safety Division website launched this week to coincide with National Road Safety Week, taking place May 14-20, 2013. The new site promotes awareness of safe driving practices and includes information on driver education, licensing, motor vehicle registration and inspections.

May is Motorcycle Safety Month
Motorcyle Awareness Month
(L-R) Bob Thorne of the Blue Knights; Shane Bolger, owner of Bolger Motorsports; Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Robert Vessey; and Wayne Burke of Canadian Veteran Freedom Riders and other Island motorcycle enthusiasts.

May is Motorcycle Safety Month and the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal is reminding Islanders to be extra alert as motorcycle enthusiasts take to Island roads.

New Salvage Vehicle Inspection Program now in effect
Salvage Vehicle Inspection Program

Effective May 1, 2013, owners of salvage vehicles must have an inspection conducted on their vehicle before any repairs can be completed. Salvage vehicle inspections are available at qualified auto body stations across the province.

New signs remind Islanders to report impaired drivers
Reporting impaired drivers
(L-R) RCMP Insp. Denis Roy, Acting Commanding Officer, "L" Division; Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Minister Robert Vessey; and Russ Stewart, Charlottetown Chapter of MADD.

New large, black-and-yellow, reflective signs will be placed along Prince Edward Island roads reminding Islanders to call 911 to report impaired drivers will help take dangerous drivers off Island roads.The new signs will be posted in both English and French.

Information on 15-Passenger Van Safety
15-Passenger Van
A 15-passenger van is defined as a bus and a commercial vehicle under the Highway Traffic Act. Photo courtesy of Transport Canada.

A Class 4 driver's license is required to drive 15-passenger vans on Prince Edward Island. Applicants must pass written and practical tests and an approved medical must be submitted before a Class 4 license can be issued.

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