Number of active driver licences by driver licence class and age range. Driver licence classes include: Class 1 = for driving semi-trailers and tractor-trailer combinations; Class 2 = for driving buses with more than 24 passengers; Class 3 = for driving vehicles or vehicle-trailer combinations weighing more than 14,000 kg; Class 4 = for driving buses/vans 24 passengers and under for compensation, taxis, rideshares and ambulances; Class 5 = for driving cars, pick-up trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans with less than 24 passenger capacity; Class 6 = for driving motorcycles and motor-driven cycles; Class 7 = learner's licence for those learning to drive class 5 vehicles; Class 8 = for driving farm tractors. These descriptions could be used somewhere on the page to describe each class of driver licence.

[ARCHIVED] All auction data is now reported in the Surplus Property Auction Total Gross (Agent) dataset on the Open Data Portal (https://data.novascotia.ca/d/mx23-dga5).

In addition to the Surplus Crown Property Disposal Act, this category, under the Public Highways Act, also covers the sale, lease or disposal of such other machines or implements as are used in connection with the construction or maintenance of the highways.

[ARCHIVED] This dataset is retained for archival purposes only and is superseded by Surplus Disposal - Public School Boards (https://data.novascotia.ca/Internal-Government-Services/Surplus-Crown-Property-Surplus-Disposal-Public-Sch/k42z-p4ct/about_data).

This category covers surplus furniture and equipment that was used to reduce capital cost associated with outfitting new school construction or renovations. Financial savings earned through this process were put directly back into each individual project.

This information is taken from pedestrian counters placed along the Halifax Waterfront at the following locations: Boardwalk North (44.6512 N, 63.57267 W), Cable Plaza (44.64897 N 63.57134 W), Summit Boardwalk (44.64671 N 63.56991 W), and Bishop’s Landing Boardwalk (44.64482 N 63.56817 W). Historical data from a former pedestrian counter at Foundation Place/Salter (44.64595 N 63.56926 W) are also included.

One of the action items of the Sustainable Transportation Strategy, was to develop a grant program focused on providing funds to communities for sustainable transportation related projects. The grant program, Nova Scotia Moves was launched in 2012/2013 and went on for 2 fiscal years after that. It was restructured and renamed to Connect2 in 2015/2016. Connect2 currently is still running and in it's fourth round in 2019-2020.

One of the action items of the Sustainable Transportation Strategy, was to develop a grant program focused on providing funds to communities for sustainable transportation related projects. The grant program, Nova Scotia Moves was launched in 2012/2013 and went on for 2 fiscal years after that. It was restructured and renamed to Connect2 in 2015/2016. Connect2 currently is still running and in it's fourth round in 2019-2020.

One of the action items of the Sustainable Transportation Strategy, was to develop a grant program focused on providing funds to communities for sustainable transportation related projects. The grant program, Nova Scotia Moves was launched in 2012/2013 and went on for 2 fiscal years after that. It was restructured and renamed to Connect2 in 2015/2016. Connect2 currently is still running and in it's fourth round in 2019-2020.

Driver Training Schools licenced to provide theory and/or practical lessons.

Driver Training Schools licenced to provide theory and/or practical lessons.

The number of Electric Vehicles registered in Nova Scotia with an active licence plate attached. This data breaks down the number of electric vehicles by vehicle model year, vehicle make and County of Nova Scotia in which the licence plate owner resides.