The "D" is also required in Saskatchewan.
Manitoba and Alberta accept "OVERSIZE LOAD", "WIDE LOAD", "LONG LOAD" and "D". Most drivers in the prairies just use the D since it covers all load "overs" (width, length and height) and they don't have to switch in Saskabush.
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