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Emcon Services Inc is a leading highway and bridge maintenance company operating in Canada.

South Island Div, BC

This weekend crew participated in the very first
Trucker n' Trade Holiday Parade on Salt Spring Island.

The community gathered to watch the trades people and truckers spread some cheer with decorated trucks, take in some festive music and have the proceeds from the parade go to the Canadian Cancer Society.

After the parade, people were invited to Windsor Plywood to enjoy a hot chocolate and check out some of the trucks up close.

🎥 Jesse L

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3 hours ago
Emcon Quesnel

Our crews are out on the highway with plow trucks and tow plows working hard to keep you moving. Please slow down, stay well back, and never pass a working plow. Give them space to do their job so everyone gets home safe.

Plow trucks and tow plows are large, slow‑moving equipment that can throw snow, ice, and debris, reducing visibility around them.

Drivers should stay well back recommend at least 10–12 car lengths (about 150–200 feet) behind working plows instead of attempting to pass.

Never crowd or cut in around a tow plow, as its trailer plow can extend into the next lane while clearing the highway.
#quesnelbc #TeamEmcon #drivesafe #cariboo #KnowBeforeYouGo #yellowiron #ShiftIntoWinter

Emcon Quesnel

Our crews are out on the highway with plow trucks and tow plows working hard to keep you moving. Please slow down, stay well back, and never pass a working plow. Give them space to do their job so everyone gets home safe.

Plow trucks and tow plows are large, slow‑moving equipment that can throw snow, ice, and debris, reducing visibility around them.

Drivers should stay well back recommend at least 10–12 car lengths (about 150–200 feet) behind working plows instead of attempting to pass.

Never crowd or cut in around a tow plow, as its trailer plow can extend into the next lane while clearing the highway.
#quesnelbc #TeamEmcon #drivesafe #cariboo #KnowBeforeYouGo #yellowiron #ShiftIntoWinter
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