Airside Vehicle Identification Markings — Transport Canada
Canadian Aviation Regulations s.302 — Aerodrome Standards TP312 · Federal — Canada
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CARs s.302 + TC TP312 — Canadian Aviation Regulations s.302 — Aerodrome Standards TP312
“Vehicles operating airside at Canadian aerodromes must be clearly identified in accordance with TC TP312 and the aerodrome's approved vehicle control procedures, including visible vehicle numbers and authorized area markings.”
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Any vehicle driven on airport aprons, taxiways, or runways must display a vehicle identification number visible to the control tower. Each airport sets the size and format — typically large numerals on the roof and doors.
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Specific Requirements
Vehicle number visible from air traffic control tower
Number on roof panel (for tower ID) and both door sides
Format and size per aerodrome operations manual
Contrasting colour — white on dark vehicle recommended
Airside access category displayed if required
Labels must be maintained — faded markings = grounded vehicle
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