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Weight Restricted Roads
Restrictions during the spring thaw protect the integrity of our road infrastructure and preserve the life span of Bruce County roads. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
There are several roads throughout the Bruce County Transportation & Environmental Services Department's jurisdiction that require weight restrictions/load posting during spring thaw conditions.
Weight restriction timelines and date ranges are dependent upon road conditions and the status of frost presence in the road base.
The Bruce County Transportation and Environmental Services Department endeavors to notify the public with as much notice as possible as to when the restrictions will come into effect and when they will be lifted.
Weight restrictions typically come into effect early March and are lifted in late April.
When weight restrictions are in effect, a vehicles weight may not exceed 5 tonne per axle.
News - Transportation and Environmental Services
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Bruce County Rail Trail Restricted Access on Concession 6 in Saugeen ShoresThe Town of Saugeen Shores will be conducting bridge maintenance work on Concession 6 between Highway 21 and Sideroad 13/14 for approximately four weeks beginning on September 16, 2024. This work will impede off-road motor vehicle access along the designated bypass on Concession 6.
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Application for Fencing along the Bruce County Rail Trail Available NowPlease take notice that the Bruce County Rail Trail Fencing Sub-Committee will be setting priorities for the installation of fence along the former CNR corridor for 2025. This corridor starts at the Huron County boundary north of Clifford and extends through Mildmay, Walkerton, and Paisley to Port Elgin and southerly to the Bruce Nuclear Power Development.
General Inquiries
Transportation and Environmental Services
Tel : 519-881-2400
Transportationinfo@brucecounty.on.ca
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