Roads and highways are critical public infrastructure that Albertans depend on daily - to access  
 healthcare and education, facilitate employment, or deliver products and services to markets.  
 Alberta needs a modernized approach to transportation governance and accountability to ensure our road  
 infrastructure is well-managed and delivers the greatest benefit to Albertans.  
 Policy priorities for better Alberta roads   
 With the input of an expert advisory panel, the Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association  
 has identified three key priorities for a modernized approach to road infrastructure governance and  
 accountability.  
   
     
   1  
 are resilient and provide  
 Albertans with improved  
 service levels.  
 safety, and facilitate the growth  
 of our economy and our  
 communities.  
 services to achieve the best  
 outcomes for taxpayers.  
   
     
 For more information please visit:   
   www.drivingimprovement.ca         (780) 436-9860  
   @AB_Roadbuilders    info@arhca.ab.ca  
   
   
   
   
 Legislate a targeted reduction  
 of highways in poor condition  
 by scaling up rehabilitation  
 spending to a recommended  
 1-2% of asset value by 2023  
 to ensure provincial highways  
 are resilient and provide  
 Albertans with improved  
 service levels.  
   
 Develop a long-term vision and  
 strategy for Alberta’s  
 transportation infrastructure to  
 anticipate future demands,  
 consider emerging  
 technologies, address public  
 safety, and facilitate the growth  
 of our economy and our  
 communities.  
   
 Create an independent agency  
 responsible for road  
 infrastructure management,  
 transparent project selection and  
 strategic procurement of road  
 construction and maintenance  
 services to achieve the best  
 outcomes for taxpayers.  
 For more information please visit:   
   www.drivingimprovement.ca         (780) 436-9860  
   @AB_Roadbuilders    info@arhca.ab.ca  
   
   
 1  
   1  
 reduction  
 condition  
 rehabilitation  
 recommended  
 2023  
 highways  
 provide  
 improved  
   
 Develop a long-term vision and  
 strategy for Alberta’s  
 transportation infrastructure to  
 anticipate future demands,  
 consider emerging  
 technologies, address public  
 safety, and facilitate the growth  
 of our economy and our  
 communities.  
   
 Create an independent agency  
 responsible for road  
 infrastructure management,  
 transparent project selection and  
 strategic procurement of road  
 construction and maintenance  
 services to achieve the best  
 outcomes for taxpayers.  
   
 information please visit:   
 drivingimprovement.ca         (780) 436-9860  
 Roadbuilders    info@arhca.ab.ca  
 
				
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