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Terms of use

This document is a draft. It requires legal review before publication.

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Scope

These terms govern your use of https://vancsurtraffic.ca, operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME — TO BE CONFIRMED].

They do not govern the services we provide. Traffic control work is governed by a separate written agreement between us and our client. Nothing on this website forms part of that agreement, varies it, or constitutes an offer.

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Information on this site

We aim to keep the site accurate and current. Regulatory information — standards, permit processes, certification requirements — is provided for general guidance and reflects our understanding at the time of writing.

Requirements change and vary by municipality. Do not rely on this site as a substitute for confirming requirements with the relevant authority for your specific project.

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Quotes and enquiries

Submitting a form does not create a contract. A quote is an offer to provide services on the terms stated in it, and is not binding until accepted in writing by both parties.

Quotes are based on the information you give us. If the scope differs from what was described, the price may change.

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Acceptable use

Do not attempt to gain unauthorised access to the site or its infrastructure, submit automated or bulk requests through the forms, or use the site to transmit unlawful or harmful material.

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Intellectual property

Content on this site is owned by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME — TO BE CONFIRMED] unless stated otherwise. Regulatory documents referenced remain the property of their issuing bodies.

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Links

Links to third-party sites — municipalities, BCCSA, provincial resources — are provided for convenience. We do not control them and are not responsible for their content.

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Limitation of liability

To be confirmed — Jurisdiction-specific and must align with your insurance and service agreements. Deliberately not drafted here — this clause needs a lawyer, not a template.

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Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of British Columbia and the applicable laws of Canada.