B.C. Project Cargo Corridors

January 31, 2020

Here at JORI Logistics, we inform our clients of new opportunities that may improve their logistics process.

B.C. is offering Project Cargo Corridor Permits for certain non-reducible loads on pre-approved configurations to transport between major B.C. ports and the Alberta border at Highway 16. In collaboration with industry and major Lower Mainland ports, the B.C. government has introduce this permit along with other project cargo route improvements in effort to save time and increase confidence for carriers and shippers.

To obtain a permit, carriers and their loads must meet the following criteria including, but not limited to:

Configuration: 8-13 axle
Gross Combined Vehicle Weight: up to 125,000 kg
Maximum Dimensions: 4.88 m high, 5.0 m wide, and approximately 45 to 50 m long

For a more detailed description of the requirements, read here.

For any questions or concerns, please contact your JORI Representative.

Learn more here: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/transportation/vehicle-safety-enforcement/services/permitting/project-cargo-corridors

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