Road Use Access Agreement | Canada

Allow rig workers and other essential persons the right to use the roads on your property under the terms of this Road Use Access Agreement for Canada.

  • This form of Agreement is typically used by Canadian land owners to give oil and gas companies vehicle access over private farm land in order to service their wells located on the rural property. Getting a signed contract in place beforehand ensures that your interests and your farm land are protected.
  • The party being granted access (the Grantee) agrees to comply with all municipal load limits and other regulations in place regarding use of the road.
  • The Grantee will repair any damage to the road caused by its workers, vehicles or equipment.
  • The Grantee will indemnify the land owner against any legal claims or expenses.
  • The Grantee must carry adequate liability insurance during the term of the Agreement.
  • The Access Agreement for Road Use is a Canadian legal document and can be used in most provinces and territories across Canada. A French language translation may be required for use in Quebec.
Document Type: Microsoft Word
Last Updated: 19-July-2023
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Alberta Road Use Agreement

Give an oil company access to a road that runs across private land with this Road Use Agreement for the Province of Alberta.

  • Purpose of Agreement. The land owner grants an oil company (the licensee) a non-exclusive interruptible license to use the road in order to allow its drilling rigs, equipment and personnel to gain access to well sites.
  • Restrictions. The land owner has the right to impose bans and restrictions on the road usage.
  • Liability for Costs. The licensee agrees to pay the costs to repair any unreasonable damage to the road.
  • No Warranty. The land owner makes no warranty or representation as to the usability of the road.
  • Waiver of Claims. The licensee agrees not to make any claims for loss or damage resulting from the use of the road.
  • Prior Notice. The licensee will notify the land owner in writing in advance of the dates on which it intends to move rigs on the road.
  • Termination. When the licensee no longer requires use of the road, it agrees to remove all culverts, extensions, etc which it installed for its purposes.
  • Governing Laws. The agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of Alberta, Canada.
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