Who owns the dead end county roads? She took pictures and everything of my friend's car. Should I have called the local police?

RICHMOND — If truckers' GPS can't help them avoid dead-end roads, town officials are hoping good-old fashioned signs will. The town is working to forestall another near-disaster involving 18-wheelers ...

An AWOL developer-owner has resulted in neighbours in a Halifax-area subdivision taking on snow clearing and maintenance of the private gravel road, sparking questions over who's ultimately ...

Jordan Mayor Pete Ewals sympathized with a resident who requested a no-outlet sign. He too lives on a dead-end road that sees traffic destined for a disappointing surprise turnaround.

Street Smarts Is it time to kill off the ‘Dead End’ sign? Some cities are moving away from the somber verbiage in favor of more descriptive terms. by Melissa Slager Tuesday, January 1, 2019 9 ...

I am sorry to burst anyone’s bubbles. But selling off our publicly funded assets just to make a short-term funding commitment is not the right thing to do, especially in a time of war. And with ...

However, there are no signs leading up to the intersection to indicate it dead ends or comes to a "T." Investigators say they have worked a number of accidents at that very intersection, including ...

A man in Westminster saw his mission quickly accomplished when he asked the city to change a street sign with the wrong connotation.

That is the rationale in some instances. In March 2006, we discussed a case in which a builder posted several streets in a new development with signs announcing, “private road, no through ...

Cyclists and birders who used to love rolling or strolling out to the dead end of Northwest Lower River Road have a new barrier blocking their way: private property. But if all goes according to plan, ...

When David Pilmer and his wife built their home in 2015 on Toni Avenue in Boutiliers Point, N.S., they had no concerns about living along the private stretch of gravel road."Any potential concerns we ...

An AWOL developer-owner has resulted in neighbours in a Halifax-area subdivision taking on snow clearing and maintenance of the private gravel road, sparking questions about who's ultimately ...