As of July 20, 2020, a person with an out-of-province licence plate can get a set of decals to show their vehicle is allowed in Yukon. One non-reusable sticker goes on the driver's side of the windshield, and the other will be displayed at the back of the vehicle, preferably near the license plate.
Decals will be issued to:
- critical service workers;
- essential service workers;
- residents from outside the Yukon mobility bubble who've completed their mandatory 14-day self-isolation;
- Yukon residents who have not yet changed their licence plates over; and
- Alaskan residents receiving essential services in Yukon.
If you have a commercial vehicle with dual registration (a Yukon licence plate and 1 from another jurisdiction), you can get a decal for your vehicle.
Decals will not be issued to:
- residents who are part of the mobility bubble (British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Nunavut);
- travellers transiting through Yukon; or
- anyone who has not completed their mandatory 14-day self-isolation.
Border check stations
Critical workers will be issued a decal at a CEMA border check station:
- Watson Lake weigh station
- Yukon-British Columbia border at Junction 37
Whitehorse
Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Emergency Measures Office
60 Norseman Road
867-667-5220
Due to construction, current access to Norseman Road and the Emergency Measures Office is though Electra Crescent (the Transportation Museum road).
Yukon communities
Decals are available for pickup during business hours from the Department of Environment or Compliance Monitoring and Inspections offices in the following communities:
- Carmacks
- Dawson
- Faro
- Haines Junction
- Mayo
- Old Crow
- Ross River
- Teslin
- Watson Lake
Do not harass any vehicles with out-of-territory plates. Having a visitor decal is optional. You may see out-of-territory licence plates for several reasons, such as:
- residents of the mobility bubble (British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Nunavut);
- workers delivering critical or essential services;
- travellers transiting to another jurisdiction;
- travellers who arrived before border restrictions were put in place;
- travellers who've fulfilled self-isolation requirements; or
- Yukon residents who have not yet changed their licence plates over.
Decals will be issued to:
- critical service workers;
- essential service workers;
- residents from outside the Yukon mobility bubble who've completed their mandatory 14-day self-isolation;
- Yukon residents who have not yet changed their licence plates over; and
- Alaskan residents receiving essential services in Yukon.
If you have a commercial vehicle with dual registration (a Yukon licence plate and 1 from another jurisdiction), you can get a decal for your vehicle.
Decals will not be issued to:
- residents who are part of the mobility bubble (British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Nunavut);
- travellers transiting through Yukon; or
- anyone who has not completed their mandatory 14-day self-isolation.
Border check stations
Critical workers will be issued a decal at a CEMA border check station:
- Watson Lake weigh station
- Yukon-British Columbia border at Junction 37
Whitehorse
Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Emergency Measures Office
60 Norseman Road
867-667-5220
Due to construction, current access to Norseman Road and the Emergency Measures Office is though Electra Crescent (the Transportation Museum road).
Yukon communities
Decals are available for pickup during business hours from the Department of Environment or Compliance Monitoring and Inspections offices in the following communities:
- Carmacks
- Dawson
- Faro
- Haines Junction
- Mayo
- Old Crow
- Ross River
- Teslin
- Watson Lake
Do not harass any vehicles with out-of-territory plates. Having a visitor decal is optional. You may see out-of-territory licence plates for several reasons, such as:
- residents of the mobility bubble (British Columbia, Northwest Territories and Nunavut);
- workers delivering critical or essential services;
- travellers transiting to another jurisdiction;
- travellers who arrived before border restrictions were put in place;
- travellers who've fulfilled self-isolation requirements; or
- Yukon residents who have not yet changed their licence plates over.
If you're concerned about a person not self-isolating or an out-of-territory vehicle, contact enforcement by reporting online or phoning 1-877-374-0425.