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Roadside development permits are required for any work within the 90 metres from the right-of-way of a provincial highway.
Buying land for highway projects requires planning for future highway improvements, land surveys and a negotiated sale price.
Learn how you can do business with the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure.
There are several major highway projects throughout Saskatchewan design to improve transportation safety.
Get information on highway conditions, road closures, constructions zones, ferries and border crossings. Maps and information are updated 3 times per day or as conditions require.
Learn about maximum weights, high clearance corridors, road restrictions, weigh scale locations, increased moving over-width dimension goods, buildings and permits for commercial vehicles.
The Government of Saskatchewan provides and allows highway signage to direct motorists where you want them to go.
Find information about the certification and operation of shortline railways; learn about emergency vehicle designations; and read about updates to Class PB registrations in Saskatchewan.
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