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Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View PostI drive lots every day and yes seeing Alberta plates on vehicles pisses you off in construction sites. Not to the NDP supporters on here because Alberta is NDP.
If you want crews here for years doing jobs switch you vehicles to here
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Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostMaybe AB plates are cheaper. Last I heard, if you are in another province for more than 6 months, you have to register the vehicle in the new jurisdiction but then there are complications, like residency, etc.
Farm plates is dif you need plates in prov where the vehicle is going to be used. Issue comes that you can't get Sask plates inless you have Sask hospitalization number. So if you live in AB but farm in Sask you can't get Sask plates on farm truck and you can't get AB plates because vehicle main use is in Sask.
In my case SGI made me a phoney Hosp # just so I could liscence my farm trucks in Sask.
Not sure how they are going to make this work. Have to get out of province insp and plates everytime you cross border.
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View PostI drive lots every day and yes seeing Alberta plates on vehicles pisses you off in construction sites. Not to the NDP supporters on here because Alberta is NDP.
If you want crews here for years doing jobs switch you vehicles to here
Not aware of any restrictions on who works here and neither should there be. Competition is good😎
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Originally posted by SASKFARMER3 View PostHm every one of the gravel haulers is Alberta plates or just about every one
Probably 25% of Edmonton's gravel comes past our house and they run Alberta plates too. They have funny names and might run you over but the cows are safe when we move them down the road.
The rumchata and eggnog is kicking in good now. Better sign off. ðŸ»
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Originally posted by woodland View PostMost of our feed grain leaves here with BC plates........ maybe it's a conspiracy??
Probably 25% of Edmonton's gravel comes past our house and they run Alberta plates too. They have funny names and might run you over but the cows are safe when we move them down the road.
The rumchata and eggnog is kicking in good now. Better sign off. ðŸ»
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View PostDon’t the Sihks have the Edmonton gravel haul sewed up? Old Pete dumps pulling quad wagons.
There's Border Paving on our road too and they pay their drivers by the hour which I believe is much better and safer for all.
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