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Super-heavy loads affect travel in Edmonton region

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Drivers may experience delays as large, slow-moving loads move from Tofield to Fort Saskatchewan on March 5, and from Edmonton to Fort Saskatchewan on March 6. Load one – March

Drivers may experience delays as large, slow-moving loads move from Tofield to Fort Saskatchewan on March 5, and from Edmonton to Fort Saskatchewan on March 6.

Load one – March 5

Due to its large size and weight, the first load will travel at a maximum speed of 50 km/h. The load will travel with guide vehicles and use the entire width of the highway including shoulder.

Route

The load will leave Dacro in Tofield using the following route:

Day 1 Mar. 5 (7:30 a.m. day move)

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Load two – March 6

Due to its large size and weight, the second load will travel at a maximum speed of 60 km/h. The load will travel with guide vehicles, and use the entire width of the highway including shoulder.

De-methanizer pressure vessel used in natural gas processing.

Route

The load will leave Dacro in Edmonton using the following route:

Day 1 Mar. 6 (11:30 p.m. night move)

Day 2 Mar. 7 (continuing at daylight)

Day 3 Mar. 9 (9 a.m. day move)

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