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Old 19-08-19, 14:22
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Each Province at one time had its own ‘Department of Highways’....

In the last 10 years or so, ....

David
Yes, but if a vehicle is legal and compliant in it's home province, is it automatically allowed on the road elsewhere in the country? If it has conditions applied to it's use, does it need to continue to meet those conditions when elsewhere in the country if those conditions don't exist in other provinces? Or does a traveller have to be aware of every local rule and ordnance relating to vehicle standards as they move around.
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