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Road Editing in Canada

CLICK TO GO BACK TO MAIN PAGE Road Naming Highways Freeways, minor highways, and major highways should be named in this format for these provinces and territories: Nova Scotia, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, and territories Hwy # (H is capitalized, the ‘wy’ in lower case, followed by a number), e.g. Hwy 16. Not “Highway #” or the all-caps “HWY #”. Quebec, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, and PEI Rte # (R is capitalized, the ‘te’ in lower case, followed by a number), e.g. Rte 99. Not “Route #” or “RTE #”. Autoroute is abbreviated to Aut, e.g. Aut 15. For ALL of Canada Where the signage indicates the highway based on a name (“Lougheed Hwy” or “Sooke Rd”), the name should be used. If, however, the signage refers to it by number primarily, that is to be the primary name, regardless of the local knowledge (e.g. the Sea-to-Sky Highway is signed as Hwy 99 and Wheeler Blvd is signed as Rte 15). If a numbered highway has local named signage as above e.g. “Lougheed Hwy” or “Sooke Rd”, the highway number must be used as an alternative name. Big green signs Segment naming for ramps and wayfinders should follow the big green sign (BGS) text with the following rules. Segment name should generally follow signage as read, i.e. left to right, top to bottom, except all numbered highways, should be shown first, followed by destination, followed by icons if applicable. All should be separated by a forward slash (“ / “), with a space before and after the slsh. Most BGS layout follows this standard. Acceptable icons to use are “:airplane:” for Airport and “:ferry:” for Ferry. You must copy and paste these exact icons as these are the only ones that work correctly with text-to-speech. Only use icons if they are used on the BGS, i.e. do not use the icon to replace a spelled out destination such as “Toronto Pearson International Airport” or “Powell River Ferry". You may omit airport and ferry mentions for length considerations. For more general information on BGS segment naming, please refer to the USA Wazeopedia sections for wayfinders and entry/exit ramps. Abbreviations Please follow the Canada Post street-type abbreviation at all times even if it differs from real-life road signs. There are a few exceptions, however, such as only using “Crossing” instead of the Canada Post abbreviation “Cross”. Note that while Canada Post does not abbreviate “Place” in French, Waze does abbreviate it as “Pl”, just like Canada Post does in English. Please do not shorten names when they are integral to understanding the street name: e.g. Bad: N St, S St, Ave Rd e.g. Good: North St, South St, Avenue Rd It is recommended to use the Custom Canadian WME Validator Script. It will highlight all the incorrectly abbreviated street names. Street name abbreviations Approved Abbreviation Pronunciation Do Not Use Alley Alley Aly Aut Autoroute Autoroute Av Avenue (French) Avenue, Ave Ave Avenue (English) Avenue, Av Bend Bend Bnd Blvd Boulevard Boulevard Boul Boulevard (French) Boulevard, Blvd Brg Bridge Bridge Bypass Bypass By-pass Carref Carrefour Carrefour Ctr Centre Centre, Center Ch Chemin Chemin Cir Circle Circle Circt Circuit Circuit, Cct Close Close Cl Common Common Com, Cmn Conc Concession Concession Crnrs Corners Corners,Cors Crt Court Court, Ct Cove Cove Cv Cres Crescent Crescent, Cr Crois Croissant Croissant, Croiss Crossing Crossing Cross, Xing Cds Cul-de-sac Cul-de-sac Divers Diversion Diversion Dr Drive Drive Éch Échangeur Échangeur Espl Esplanade Esplanade Estate Estates Estates, Est Expy Expressway Expressway, Expwy Exten Extension Extension,Ext Field Field Fld Gate Gate Gt Gdns Gardens Gardens Glen Glen Gln Green Green Grn Grnds Grounds Grounds Grove Grove Grv Harbr Harbour Harbour, Harbor, Hbr Hts Heights Heights Hwy Highway Highwa…