Traffic & Roads

A Transportation Safety Board investigation into a 2023 train collision near Wainwright found concerns over medical monitoring of railway employees with diabetes and is calling for stronger Transport Canada oversight.

The City of Lloydminster is seeking public feedback on proposed Traffic Bylaw updates, including lower residential speed limits, e-bike regulations, parking changes and traffic noise penalties.

A $14 million Highway 17 passing lanes project north of Lloydminster has been completed through a partnership between Saskatchewan and Alberta, improving safety and traffic flow along the interprovincial route.

Drivers in northeast Alberta should prepare for delays as an oversized industrial load makes its way from Lloydminster to Fort McMurray starting Tuesday, December 2.

An 88-year-old man from Lloydminster has died following a two-vehicle collision north of the city on Monday evening.

The City of Lloydminster is advising drivers to use caution at the intersection of 44 Street and 66 Avenue as crews continue repairs to traffic signal infrastructure.

Hard work and good weather are being credited as the Lea Park Bridge north of Marwayne could be re-opened to two-way traffic by Nov. 15.

Wainwright RCMP are currently responding to a serious collision involving a vehicle and a semi-truck on Highway 881. As a result, the highway is closed in both directions between Township Roads 462 and 470, north of Irma until further notice.

The Lea Park Bridge remains closed indefinitely for structural repairs by Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors.