Uploading and posting of breathalyzer calibration certificates. (For Law Enforcement Only)

The Registrar, through Carrier Services Branch, may grant permits for exemptions from the Provincial Traffic Safety Act and regulations and the Federal Motor Vehicle Transport Act and regulations. The safety permits available for online submission include: CAODC Member, Divided Record Authority, Municipal Firefighting Vehicle, Water Well Drilling Rig Exemption, and Oil Well Service Vehicle Cycle Exemption. Carrier Services is not involved with vehicle weight and dimensions or special event permits. Education information related to standard transportation compliance can be found on our website at: http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/499.htm.

 

The "Carrier Profile" includes a history of convictions, inspections, and collisions provided to Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation by law enforcement and other government agencies. Other information such as inspection station certifications, audits, and notices documenting violations may also be displayed. The Carrier Profile is used to identify carriers that pose an unacceptable risk to the public. Information contained in the Carrier Profile will be considered when establishing a carrier's safety fitness rating.

Carriers are encouraged to obtain and review their Carrier Profile regularly to help evaluate the effectiveness of their safety and maintenance programs.

The actual description and coding of events are worded using criteria set by the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) and therefore may not be the same wording that appears on law enforcement documentation.

The carrier's current compliance standing can be found in "Part 1 - Carrier Information". This will always reflect events that have occurred in the previous 12 months from the printed date regardless of the Profile Period Start and End Date.

All reasonable efforts have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this report. If any information shown in this profile is in question, the carrier should consult their records and, if it is believed an inconsistency still exists, contact Carrier Services at 403 340-5444.

An Education Manual has been developed to assist carriers with compliance to transportation safety legislation. The manual and other information regarding Alberta's safety fitness program can be viewed on the internet at:  http://www.transportation.alberta.ca/671.htm

EFFECTIVE JAN. 13, 2020 - Public Profiles requested online will be free of charge. 

EFFECTIVE JAN. 03, 2020 - Carrier Profiles requested online be free of charge. 

NOTE:  To ensure that you get the most up to date data on Part 6 - Monitoring Summary, ensure you pull your profile after the 1st Sunday of the Month for the previous Months Monitoring data.

Electronic collection of collision information for Driver Programs/Data Acquisition. (For Law Enforcement Only)

Please ensure all 2019 motor vehicle collision are in Approved Status no later than, February 07, 2020.

To have a collision record re-worked back or amended or deleted please email:ecollisionadmin@gov.ab.ca . Please provide us the Alberta Collision case number and the police file number.

Open and submitted Status: means the enforcement agency has control of the record. If the record has been submitted the Reviewing Officer can re-work back to open status or make the necessary changes.

Approved Status: means that Alberta Transportation has control over that record. However we are able to re-work back for the enforcement agency do make the necessary changes.

Upload Pending Status: means that Alberta Transportation has control over that record. However we are able to re-work back for the enforcement agency do make the necessary changes.

Uploaded Status: means that Alberta Transportation is unable to re-work it back. However we can still make the necessary changes if the collision year is not closed for amendments.

For changing LOCATIONS and ACCESS roles

EPS eCollision Users Contact Janine Fidelson at janine.fidelson@edmontonpolice.ca

CPS eCollision Users Contact 
E-CollisionAccess@calgarypolice.ca

RCMP eCollision User Contact Your K Access group-  RCMP.KAccess-Kacces.GRC@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

To inactivate eCollision accounts, Name changes and email address. 

·        EPS - Contact Alberta Transportation at  ecollision@gov.ab.ca

·       CPS - Contact Alberta Transportation at  ecollision@gov.ab.ca

·       RCMP - Contact Your K Access group at RCMP.KAccess-Kacces.GRC@rcmp-grc.gc.ca they will then notify Alberta Transportation.

w    To request new user access please follow the steps below for your enforcement agency:

FOR RCMP New Account Registration: 

Copy link into browser: 

https://www.trans.gov.ab.ca/TravisWebLogin/Register.htm

 -select Continue to this website (not recommended)

Click on I Agree button

Check ECS Electronic Collision System under the Available Application/Services section

Fill in the following fields under the User Information section.

Requested User ID: enter your firstname.lastname

First Name: 

Last Name: 

Phone Number:

Work email: 

In the field Access Requested and Reason, please enter the following:

Reg or HRMIS #:

Agency: RCMP Detachment name: 

Detachment: (Enter collator Kcode #) 

Role: Field Officer, Reviewing Officer, Forward To District Handler 1 (or combination of the three)

When all information has been entered, Click on the
Click here to validate data after you complete the above form button

You will receive a confirmation email from eCollision once account has been activated.

Send email to K Access once you have completed this process. You will have to provide the following information: 

Name:
HRMIS #:
Email address:
What eCollision Roles? (Field Officer, Reviewing Officer, Forward to District Handler 1 or any combination thereof)  
Collator and Detachment:
Phone: 

**You will also have to advise K Access when you transfer or no longer require this access.**

EPS or CPS New Account Registration:

Copy link into browser: 

https://www.trans.gov.ab.ca/TravisWebLogin/Register.htm 

-select Continue to this website (not recommended)

Check ECS Electronic Collision System under the Available Application/Services section

Fill in the following fields under the User Information section

Requested User ID: enter your firstname.lastname

First Name: 

Last Name: 

Phone Number:

Work email: 

In the field Access Requested and Reason, please enter the following:

REG#:

Agency: CPS or EPS District:
IE: District 8 Team F or Northeast Division for example

Role Required: Field Officer, Reviewing Officer,(or combination of the two)

When all information has been entered, Click on the Click here to validate data after you complete the above form button.  This will cause an automated review of the information you have entered and if there are no errors you will be asked to click again to submit the data.

When you are set up you will receive an automated email with further instructions and actions for you to complete.  Once completed you will be able to log in to eCollision/eCruiser. 

REQUEST from Alberta Transportation:

When entering the highway number into eCollision please DO NOT enter leading 0's.  For example,  for highway 16 please enter 16 and NOT 016 or for 22x please enter 22x and NOT 022x.  Thank-you for your attention to this detail.

Thank you for your cooperation!

 February 15, 2018 Cannabis  

With cannabis decriminalization coming in 2018 Alberta Transportation (AT) has introduced a new Driver/Pedestrian Condition option, "Impaired by Drugs and Alcohol", which will be automatically implemented in eCollision on January 1, 2018 and in eCruiser on January 7, 2018.

This will help AT monitor the impacts of cannabis decriminalization on traffic safety.

Please refer to the "Driver/Pedestrian Condition" reference documentation and new definitions in the Classification Manual, all of which are provided above. 

For information about the changes to Driver/Pedestrian Condition reporting effective January 1, 2018, please contact CollisionData@gov.ab.ca.

Thank you for your cooperation!

 

The Highway Data Online application is an online web application that allows external consultants and engineers to access rural highway collision and geometric data. (Only for those authorized to inspect collision records as per the Traffic Safety Act.)

HDO Users: Contact Highway Data Online (HDO) at trans.hdo@gov.ab.ca for questions regarding password reset.

Linux application

Prorate Services administers the International Registration Plan (IRP) for Alberta based commercial carriers that have vehicles traveling and doing business inter-provincially and/or inter-nationally. Carriers wishing to participate in IRP need to apply to Prorate Services and this web site provides this application and other reports.

 

Prorate Services administers the International Registration Plan (IRP) for Alberta based commercial carriers that have vehicles traveling and doing business inter-provincially and/or inter-nationally. Carriers wishing to participate in IRP need to apply to Prorate Services and this web site provides this application and other reports.

Rail Safety Certificates

Transportation Infrastructure Management System

Allows municipalities to approve permit applications for their jurisdiction.

 

This system allows you to quickly and easily submit Oversize and Overweight Permit Applications and to check on the status of your applications or permits. In order to gain access to the system, you must first register.

December 3, 2019: The Government of Alberta has recently updated the Commercial Vehicle Dimension and Weight Regulation, removing the need for certain permits for vehicles and equipment that are already safe to travel on Alberta's roads without extra terms and conditions. The regulation had not been updated meaningfully in nearly 20 years, requiring carriers to obtain permits to operate certain now-permitted vehicles and equipment that didn't comply with the outdated regulation. For example, a permit was required to use an oversize load sign or equip a vehicle with moose bumpers or aerodynamic devices. These permits were granted every time they were asked for, so government has updated the regulations to reflect modern vehicle weights, dimensions, and standards.

By putting these new dimension and configuration limits and their requirements into regulation, all of the same safety standards remain in place, but carriers no longer have to complete needless paperwork to operate within these limits. The amendment to the regulation will not jeopardize road safety or infrastructure integrity in any way only the need to apply for and renew several types of permits is being removed. Reducing unnecessary, duplicated processes will save commercial carriers and farmers time, money and resources while continuing to uphold safety.

The regulation changes that remove the need for these permits will come into effect on January 31, 2020. You can see the regulation changes in the November 30, 2019 issue of the Alberta Gazette (Part 2) available on the Alberta Queens Printers website, www.qp.alberta.ca .

If your existing permit expires prior to this date, please contact the Central Permit Office at 1-800-662-7138 and your permit will be extended at no fee. There are no refunds for permits that expire after February 1, 2020.

The following table summarizes the changes that have been made in regulation to include several common vehicle types, configurations and equipment and the permits that have been eliminated as a result.  The regulation should be checked for details of the changes.

Permit Eliminated	Change	Notes
Movement of Fresh Eggs on Banned Highways	Vehicles transporting eggs from the place where the eggs are produced will be exempt from road bans.	Approval must be obtained from the municipal road authority to travel on banned roads not under the authority of the Alberta government.
Aerodynamic Devices and Heavy Duty Bumpers	Aerodynamic devices that meet the specifications currently outlined in the Aerodynamic Devices Permit will be excluded from maximum length measurements.   Heavy duty bumpers and devices designed to reduce the impact of wildlife collisions will be excluded from maximum length measurements, as long as they do not extend more than 30 cm beyond the front of trucks or truck tractors. This will not apply to B-trains.	A permit is still required to exclude outside rear view mirrors that extend beyond 20 cm of the side of the vehicle or its load from width measurements.
Long Wheelbase Tractor	The longer truck tractor wheelbase dimensions for truck tractors in semi-trailer configurations and truck tractors in a B-train configuration outlined in the Long Wheelbase Tractor Permit will be allowed, provided that there is a corresponding decrease to the trailer wheelbase.	The increase allowed and corresponding decrease required are those currently outlined in the Long Wheelbase Tractor Permit.
Overdimensional Signs	The additional options for dimension signs on over-dimensional vehicles, pilot, and trail vehicles outlined in the Overdimensional Sign permit will be allowed.   The additional lighting options on dimension signs for pilot and trail vehicle outlined in the Overdimensional Sign Permit will also be allowed.	A permit will still be required to use the Long load sign.
Tri-drive Fleet	The tridem drive truck configurations outlined in the Tri-drive Fleet Permit, other than the tridem drive truck and pole trailer combinations, will be allowed.	A permit will still be required for tridem drive truck and pole trailer combinations.   Carriers operating tridem drive tractors will still require a Transportation Association of Canada (TAC) permit and municipal approval prior to operating a tridem axle group at full weights on a local road.
Increased length on B‑Trains	The maximum overall length for B-trains, including any load, will be increased from 25 metres to 27.5 metres.
Increased dimensions for Farm Equipment	The maximum height for farm equipment will be increased to 5 metres high when towed by a truck.   The maximum length and height for farm equipment will be increased to 5 metres high and 30.5 meters long when towed by a farm tractor.   The maximum length and height for a grain auger will be increased to 5 metres high and 30.5 metres long during daytime when towed by a truck or farm tractor.   The maximum height of farm equipment loaded on a trailer will be increased to 5 metres high.

If you have any questions, please contact the Central Permit Office at 1-800-662-7138 or by email at central.permits@gov.ab.ca. 

October 24, 2019: Please be advised, the Ardrossan VIS and Fort McMurray VIS are currently out of service until repairs can be made. During this time, the scale will be barricaded off and unable for industry to use but the site is still accessible for parking, etc.  

Effective April 1st, 2019: Weekend hours for the Central Permit Office will be: Saturday - Sunday- 8:15 am - 4:00 pm, Statutory Holidays - 8:15 am - 4:00 pm (extended hours may apply) 

August 29, 2017: Travel over the Athabasca River (BF76044) on Willow Creek Road is restricted to Contractors and their subcontractors that have a current Master Road Use Agreement with West Fraser Mills Ltd. Contact Hinton Forest Products at 780-865-8900 for additional information.  

 

 

Vehicle Safety Section may grant permits for exemptions from the Traffic Safety Act and regulations relating to vehicle; registration, operation, or equipment requirements. Common permits issued are for a bus pulling a trailer, equipping a bus with a roof rack and bus inspection exemptions. Vehicle Safety is not involved with vehicle weight and dimensions or special event permits.

Over 3,000 facilities and 8,000 technicians are licensed by Alberta Transportation to conduct inspections under the Vehicle Inspection Program (VIP), these users would be using this application