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Alberta highway historical ESAL report

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Highway Equivalent Single Axle Loading or ESAL reports are prepared for use by consultants undertaking pavement designs for Alberta Transportation. The ESAL history reports allow consultants... More ≫

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Highway Equivalent Single Axle Loading or ESAL reports are prepared for use by consultants undertaking pavement designs for Alberta Transportation. The ESAL history reports allow consultants undertaking pavement designs to evaluate the reasonableness of the present ESAL value. ESAL values in the history reports may fluctuate from year to year. Statistics are estimated from data collected for Alberta Transportation by its contractors and are given as weighted averages over entire highways, control sections and traffic control sections.

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Public disclosure of travel and expenses

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List of expenses incurred by elected and government officials subject to the Public Disclosure of Travel and Expenses Directive. Includes category, date and amount of expense and link to scanned receipt. More ≫

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List of expenses incurred by elected and government officials subject to the Public Disclosure of Travel and Expenses Directive. Includes category, date and amount of expense and link to scanned receipt.

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Alberta highways 1 to 986 : traffic volume, vehicle class, travel & ESAL statistics report

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The reports present statistical information on traffic volumes, vehicle classification and travel on Alberta's highways. The statistics are given as weighted averages over entire highways, control... More ≫

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The reports present statistical information on traffic volumes, vehicle classification and travel on Alberta's highways. The statistics are given as weighted averages over entire highways, control sections and traffic control sections, and are estimated from data collected for Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors by its contractors. The user is cautioned that the statistics in this report are estimates and, without expressed written consent, Alberta Transportation does not assume any responsibility for the use of this data.

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Traffic volumes on links in the highway network

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Each annual issue of this dataset contains data on average daily traffic, vehicle classifications, million vehicle-kilometres and equivalent single axle loadings travelled on Alberta's highways.... More ≫

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Each annual issue of this dataset contains data on average daily traffic, vehicle classifications, million vehicle-kilometres and equivalent single axle loadings travelled on Alberta's highways. The data are given as weighted averages over entire highways, control sections and traffic control sections.

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Traffic volumes at points on the highway

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Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors collects traffic volumes on provincial highways. The data is used to identify potential construction activities, maintenance needs and roadway design.

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Travel clubs

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A travel club is an organization that provides members with access to discounts or other benefits on the future purchase of transportation, accommodation or other travel-related services. Travel... More ≫

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A travel club is an organization that provides members with access to discounts or other benefits on the future purchase of transportation, accommodation or other travel-related services. Travel clubs that operate in Alberta are required to have a travel club licence. This document explains how to find out if a travel club is licensed and what to consider before you join. It also lists contract requirements and cancellation rights.

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2014 tourism investment forum: regional investment opportunities

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Alberta is a world-class tourist destination, attracting over 33 million visits that contributed to more than 7 billion dollars to our economy in 2012. With vibrant and modern urban cities,... More ≫

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Alberta is a world-class tourist destination, attracting over 33 million visits that contributed to more than 7 billion dollars to our economy in 2012. With vibrant and modern urban cities, four-season destinations and a diversity of iconic attractions, Alberta offers many lucrative tourism opportunities in a destination that must be experienced. Alberta's Tourism Framework supports and focuses the tourism industry by creating compelling, authentic tourism experiences that will grow Alberta as a leading tourism destination. It actively encourages entrepreneurial investment in travellerfocused development of innovative tourism experiences, destination renewal, and new destination areas through new collaborative partnerships with regions, communities and industry stakeholders. This approach will create and enhance traveller-focused experiences around the province by identifying and prioritizing areas holding high tourism value.

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