The provincial government is set to test out a higher speed limit on some rural divided highways after results from a recent ...

While Alberta’s highways are designed and built for 120 km/h speed limits — not every kilometre of divided highway is suited for a posted speed limit increase, such as sections that pass through towns ...

The Alberta government plans to pilot a higher speed limit following public consultation on modernizing speed limits in the ...

The Government of Alberta is moving ahead with testing higher speed limits on the highways. Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Devin Dreeshen says a public survey which ran Nov. 7 to ...

Alberta drivers could soon be cruising at higher speeds on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway and other major divided highways if early survey results are any indication and a pilot project proves ...

For example, only a fool would drive for any length of time at the maximum revolutions his or her engine allows. Pushing any ...

“Matching design engineered speeds on rural divided highways with the actual speed limit to be 120 (km/h) is something that we think would go a long way of reducing the commute times in rural Alberta, ...

Colombo, July 30 (Daily Mirror) - Motorists caught driving over 120 km/h on expressways will face court proceedings even if fines are paid through the GovPay app, DIG of Traffic and Road Safety, Range ...

B.C. is going to let drivers go 120 km/h on some highways. The rest of Canada needs to get up to speed. No one quibbles about the benefits of democracy when it comes to Parliament or city hall. But ...

The province says it will test a 120 km/h speed limit on some highways next year after a survey found most Albertans support the speed increase.