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Spring road bans are now in effect – Clark's Crossing Gazette

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By CHIEF RON CHOMYN, Corman Park Police Service Spring road restrictions will begin soon after the winter weight allowances are removed. These road bans reduce allowable weights on RM secondary weight provincial highways by 10 to 15 per cent and typically last about six weeks. Road bans typically begin in March and run for six weeks, ending in late April to early May. The bans only impact secondary weight roadways and not primary roadways such a…
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Spring road bans are now in effect – Clark's Crossing Gazette

By CHIEF RON CHOMYN, Corman Park Police Service Spring road restrictions will begin soon after the winter weight allowances are removed. These road bans reduce allowable weights on RM secondary weight provincial highways by 10 to 15 per cent and typically last about six weeks. Road bans typically begin in March and run for six weeks, ending in late April to early May. The bans only impact secondary weight roadways and not primary roadways such a…

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Clark's Crossing Gazette broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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