Traffic Bylaw 16-2015 outlines the restrictions for the weight of commercial vehicles and the goods on Strathcona County roadways. Certain permits are required to ensure protection of the County’s transportation infrastructure. 

Commercial trucking permits for County roads are authorized by Strathcona County and the Government of Alberta. 

Permits issued by Strathcona County	Permits issued by the province (TRAVIS)
Road Use Agreements  MOVEMENT Exemptions	Over-dimensional permits  Over-weight permits

TRAVIS (Transportation Routing and Vehicle Information System) is an online permit application system available 24/7 to industry. 

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Road Use Agreements (RUA)

Road Use Agreements are required year round, if you are exceeding five trips to the same destination(s) or project. 

Requirements: 

• A fee of $225.00 (plus GST) will be charged for each road inspection completed throughout the duration of an RUA. 
• There is a minimum of two inspections performed at initial and final stages with supplemental inspections throughout as required. 
  • Inspections performed outside of regular office hours (Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) may incur additional charges. 
• The holder of the RUA is responsible for any damages to the roads or infrastructure. 
  • Strathcona County will repair the road and will issue the RUA holder a bill for the damages. Inspection costs and any damages incurred will be invoiced at the completion of the RUA. 
• Vehicles operating under an RUA must carry a copy of Exhibit “D” (2 pages) along with any other required permits. 

Apply for a Road Use Agreement

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Over-dimensional and over-weight Permits

All over-dimensional/over-weight permits must be applied for through the provincial permitting system, TRAVIS. Strathcona County will need to approve this permit before you can travel on County roads. 

Axle weights are based on provincial spring ban seasonal rates. View our current road weight restrictions map. 

More information on axle weights can be obtained from the Government of Alberta. 

Submit your application through TRAVIS. 

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Oil and gas are different!

All oil or gas companies operating in Strathcona County must obtain an RUA and inform Strathcona County of all rig movements within the County limits. Notice must be given at least 24 hours (one business day) prior of movement. This applies to both drill rigs and service rigs. 

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Common questions

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