Drivers might notice some new speed-reader boards in Oliver thanks to an ICBC program.
Oliver installs new speed-reader boards with ICBC funding Your speed is showing Drivers might notice some new speed-reader boards in Oliver thanks to an ICBC program. Over the past week, the boards were installed on four roads, including two school zones. Meadows Drive, Tuc-el-Nuit Drive, Lakeside Drive (school zone), and Fairview Road (school zone) now have the speed deterrent technology.
"These new speed reader boards are intended to increase driver awareness of vehicle speeds on these roadways and help support safer travel throughout our community," reads a town social media post. The boards were 100 per cent funded by ICBC's Road Safety Improvement Program. More Oliver/Osoyoos News - Heat waves and the elderlyWriter's Bloc - 11:00 am - Your speed is showingOliver - 10:41 am - Taking on 'The Shrew'Kelowna - 10:00 am - Housing eyed for hospitalKamloops - 9:00 am - Strikes on Iran continueIran - 8:45 am
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- Jul 12, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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- Kamloops This Week
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