British Columbia

This is posted on the web somewhere. I don't have a clue if it is correct. There are Canadian members who post here. I bet they know:

"....Canadian truckers mostly use Lad 1 on VHF. 154.100...."

 

151.1000

Anybody who knows how to program the radio should know how to find the frequency. The programmer will need permission from the frequency licensee.

 

Look on Kijiji, there’s always a programmed radio for sale. I’ve sold 3 myself.

 

Here’s the most of what you’ll need between the LADD, RR’s and LD’s.

NAME | MHZ | DEV

LADD1 | 154.10000 | FM
LADD2 | 158.94000 | FM
LADD3 | 154.32500 | FM
LADD4 | 173.37000 | FM

RR01 | 150.08000 | FMN
RR02 | 150.11000 | FMN
RR03 | 150.14000 | FMN
RR04 | 150.18500 | FMN
RR05 | 150.20000 | FMN
RR06 | 150.24500 | FMN
RR07 | 150.26000 | FMN
RR08 | 150.32000 | FMN
RR09 | 150.36500 | FMN
RR10 | 150.41000 | FMN
RR11 | 150.44000 | FMN
RR12 | 150.50000 | FMN
RR13 | 150.53000 | FMN
RR14 | 150.54500 | FMN
RR15 | 150.56000 | FMN
RR16 | 150.59000 | FMN
RR17 | 150.68000 | FMN
RR18 | 150.71000 | FMN
RR19 | 150.77000 | FMN
RR20 | 150.83000 | FMN
RR21 | 151.01000 | FMN
RR22 | 151.13000 | FMN
RR23 | 151.19000 | FMN
RR24 | 151.22000 | FMN
RR25 | 151.31000 | FMN
RR26 | 151.34000 | FMN
RR27 | 151.37000 | FMN
RR28 | 151.43000 | FMN
RR29 | 151.46000 | FMN
RR30 | 151.49000 | FMN
RR31 | 151.52000 | FMN
RR32 | 151.58000 | FMN
RR33 | 151.61000 | FMN
RR34 | 151.64000 | FMN
RR35 | 151.67000 | FMN

LD1 | 151.70000 | FMN
LD2 | 151.74500 | FMN
LD3 | 151.79000 | FMN
LD4 | 151.80500 | FMN
LD5 | 151.85000 | FMN