Roads and Infrastructure
In the Fall of 2023, an independent group, PEI-based Vol. 18, lead a process to gather feedback from Islanders, stakeholders, and visitors about how the Confederation Trail is used now and how it might be used in the future.
Throughout the engagement...
Thank you for your feedback. The survey period has ended. A summary of the views expressed by survey respondents will be available in early 2024.
The Confederation Trail was developed on abandoned railway beds and travels across the Island, past...
Trans Canada Highway Extension - The Displaced Left Turn intersection is the first of its kind in Canada.
It has been successful in North America as a solution to high volume traffic areas experiencing congestion. The project is another phase in the...
Starting Monday, July 1, 2024, equestrian riders will once again have access to designated rural portions of the Confederation Trail until October 31, 2024.
Where are horses allowed on the Confederation Trail?
Designated sections of the Confederation...
Where are horses permitted on the Confederation Trail?
Designated sections of the Confederation Trail are in rural areas with a lower volume of traffic and enough parking for multiple horse trailers.
Equestrian Pilot West
Harper to Alma
Beginning at...
Please see the Highway and Bridge Construction Map for current highway construction, bridge and Active Transportation projects.
The process to install or replace a culvert typically depends on the type and/or location of the adjacent parcel of land.
For a driveway culvert, you must complete an entrance way application
For culverts on other types of properties, as listed below...
Each year, the Department of Transportation and Infrastructure receives a variety of inquiries about the Island’s unpaved roads – such as shale or clay roads.
Under the Province’s Roads Act, every road in Prince Edward Island has a designated...
The Confederation Trail stretches 435 kilometres and goes from one end of the Island to the other. Tracing the route of what once was the Prince Edward Island railway, the Confederation Trail is ideal for hiking or cycling.
The trail is managed as a...
The Traffic Operations section is responsible for the installation and maintenance of traffic control devices and traffic operations for the province, as well as technical and informational support to the Department for its highway construction and...
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