The Highway Safety Division is using technology to provide safe, contactless driver testing. During today’s sitting of the Legislative Assembly, Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Steven Myers informed members that the Highway Safety Division will be piloting the...
As temperatures hover around the freezing point, Island drivers should be on guard for slippery roadways. While provincial crews begin plowing, salting and sanding roads between 3 and 4 a.m. for the morning commute, rapidly changing weather can still affect driving conditions....
An early artist, nurse and school teacher in Tryon was honoured today with official opening of Millie Gamble Road, says Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy Minister Paula Biggar. “Millie Gamble was a pillar of the Tryon community – a leader in an era when men were very...
It’s important for motorists, parents, caregivers and students to understand school bus safety and your responsibility. School buses in PEI are specially marked and equipped with alternating amber and red flashing lights. Alternating flashing amber lights are displayed before a...
The governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island are making infrastructure investments that will help create jobs and grow the middle class today while building a strong foundation for a sustainable economic future. Officials gathered in Charlottetown today to celebrate the...
Each year, hundreds of Islanders working for the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure undertake the important task of preparing for snowfall and maintaining our roads during PEI’s increasingly unpredictable winter months. Their goal is to keep people and goods moving...
Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Annual Report for the year ending March 31, 2022
Hazardous Material Assessment Access PEI-O'Leary