Saskatchewan Trucking Association

Official Spring Restriction Orders are issued every Tuesday and Friday (with the exception of Good Friday) by 12:30 p.m. (CST) during the ban period. Spring road restrictions are dependent on weather. Typically restrictions start in the first week of March, generally in the southwest of the province, and the remainder follow over a two or three week period. When restrictions are implemented, they may be in place for up to six weeks.

Restrictions may change with 48 hours notice. If a prolonged cold spell occurs during the restriction season, they may be removed until conditions warrant their implementation again.

Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation no longer publishes bans in the daily newspapers. Road Bans will be added and deleted each Tuesday and Friday by 12:00 noon, and come in effect within 48 hours.

If you would like to receive bans by fax please download the form below, print it out, fill in the required information and return to the STA. To view this form Adobe Acrobat Reader is required.

Road Ban Fax Signup Form

Notice of Conditions for the Delivery of Broadcast Road Bans

BY SUBSCRIBING TO THIS SERVICE YOU AGREE THAT:

If you use a phone/fax machine your fax machine must be set to automatically accept a fax during the duration of the Road Ban Broadcasts.
This season STA is undertaking to direct fax the road ban info to you. Our system will attempt to fax you this info 3 times (usually after the 3rd time, faxes are received). Therefore NO refax will take place for failed delivery and there will be no refund due to you. It is your responsibility at the receiving end to monitor your fax machines.
VISA and MasterCard are accepted. STA Members can ask to be invoiced.
That you will not undertake to re-broadcast the information received.
If you elect to subscribe after the first ban is distributed there is no pro-ration of the fees.


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