Transport and Infrastructure in Canada

Commercial drivers transport critical supplies that keep Canadians safe and support our economy. Check our updated guidance for the latest public health information aimed at protecting these essential workers from COVID-19. Learn more: http://ow.ly/niib50Ba0ac

In addition to practicing physical distancing and washing your hands frequently, wearing a face covering over your mouth and nose is an important safety measure to protect those around you. Learn more: http://ow.ly/8VvC30rbcuP

Did you know we’re proposing to introduce fees for the Navigation Protection Program under the Canadian Navigable Waters Act? We want your feedback on the changes. Visit #LetsTalkTC: http://ow.ly/W9S530rlJBs

Temporary Certificates issued for the transportation of dangerous goods will expire on January 31, 2021. This may have impacts if you currently transport goods under these temporary certificates. The temporary certificate on training (http://ow.ly/pA8R50CsCtk) will expire on January 31, 2021, and all individuals must have completed all necessary training and possess a valid TDG training certificate after this date. The temporary certificate on testing and inspection requirements (http://ow.ly/bimx50CsCtj) will also expire on January 31, 2021. All means of containment will then need to be tested and inspected in accordance with the TDG Regulations and all applicable standards.

Air operators : join our #LetsTalk discussion and recommend ways we can enhance Canada’s Safety Management Systems: http://ow.ly/bNi130rfIAN

We continue to ask commercial vehicle drivers to diligently monitor themselves for any signs or symptoms of being sick. Drivers with a mild cough or low-grade fever should self-isolate and stay home: http://ow.ly/66os30qBJao

Rail security reminder: tampering with rail lines, cars, or signaling systems is illegal. Large, moving trains can’t come to an instant stop. Any unexpected obstacles on a rail line make it extremely dangerous for passengers and anyone nearby

If you’re flying to and within Canada , you will be required to bring your own face covering as they’re not provided at airports. Make sure to wear it throughout your travels. Learn more: http://ow.ly/iEFv30r6en9

The Oceans Protection Plan protects our coasts today and for future generations and enhances the safety of Canadians and coastal communities. Learn more: http://ow.ly/4rhG30rbzLT