05-2024 Golf Cart Bylaw — full text

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Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 1 SUMMER VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CART) BYLAW 05-2024 A BYLAW OF THE SUMMER VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, AUTHORIZING THE OPERATION, REGULATION, AND CONTROL OF VEHICLES ON HIGHWAYS AND MUNICIPAL LANDS WITHIN THE SUMMER VILLAGE OF ISLAND LAKE. WHEREAS the Municipal Government Act provides that a Council of a municipality may pass bylaws for the safety, health and welfare of people and the protection of people and property; AND WHEREAS the Traffic Safety Act provides that a Council of a municipality may, by bylaw, authorize or issue a permit authorizing persons to drive golf carts along any portion of a highway within the municipality subject to the conditions outlined in the Pilot Project (Golf Carts) Regulation; AND WHEREAS the Traffic Safety Act further provides that a Council of a municipality may, by bylaw, regulate and control the operation of golf carts on highways which are subject to the direction, control and management of the municipality and on property that is not a highway and is located within the municipality; AND WHEREAS the Council of the Summer Village of Island Lake believes that it is in the best interests of the residents of the Summer Village that a bylaw be passed to regulate and control the operation of golf carts pursuant to the powers granted to municipalities under the Traffic Safety Act; NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Summer Village of Island Lake in the Province of Alberta, duly assembled, enacts as follows: 1) TITLE This bylaw shall be known as the "Pilot Project (Golf Cart) Bylaw." 2) APPLICATION This bylaw applies to all golf carts operated on highways within the Summer Village of Island Lake. 3) DEFINITIONS Deﬁnitions in the Pilot Project (Golf Cart) Regulation, and deﬁnitions in the Traffic Safety Act and its' regulations, as applicable, are adopted for the purposes of the interpretation and the application of this bylaw. In this bylaw: a) "Act" means the Traffic Safety Act, RSA 2000, T-6; Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 2 b) "Council" refers to the Council of the Summer Village of Island Lake, and as deﬁned in the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, M-26; c) "Summer Village Manager" means the Chief Administrative Officer of the Summer Village of Island Lake, or designate; d) "Designated Highway" means a highway identiﬁed by the Summer Village and approved by the Registrar as a highway that golf carts may operate on; e) "Owner" has the same meaning as within the Act and further includes a person who is identiﬁed in a Permit issued under Section 7 of this bylaw; f) "Peace Officer" means: i. a Police Officer, ii. a person appointed as a Peace Officer pursuant to the Peace Officer Act, S.A.2006, c. P-3.5, or iii. a person appointed as a Bylaw Enforcement Officer pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, RSA 2000, M-26. g) "Permit" means a permit issued in accordance with this Bylaw under Section 7. 4) OPERATION RESTRICTIONS FOR GOLF CARTS All persons operating Golf Carts in accordance with the provisions of this Bylaw shall conform in all respects to the requirements of the Pilot Project (Golf Carts) Regulation, as amended from time to time, a copy of which is attached as Schedule "D" hereto. No person shall: a) Operate a golf cart in a manner contrary to the Act, its' regulations, or this Bylaw. b) Operate a golf cart unless they are the holder of a subsisting operators/learners license issued pursuant to the Act. c) Operate a golf cart on any highway unless they are on a designated highway. d) Operate a golf cart on a designated highway unless they are in possession of a subsisting permit issued in respect of that golf cart. e) Operate a golf cart on a designated highway unless they are in compliance with the terms and conditions speciﬁed in a permit. f) Operate a golf cart: i. At night, as deﬁned in the Regulation, ii. Without exercising due care and attention, Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 3 iii. Without reasonable consideration for other persons in the area or who might reasonably be expected to be in the area, iv. With more passengers than the design of the golf cart can safely handle, v. With any person being towed on any type of equipment attached to the golf cart, or vi. With any type of equipment or trailer attached to the golf cart. 5) OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITIES FOR GOLF CARTS Every operator of a golf cart shall: a) When approaching an oncoming vehicle, pass the vehicle on the right, b) Yield the right-of-way to vehicles approaching from their right, c) When overtaking another vehicle, pass that vehicle on the left, d) Yield the right-of-way to all pedestrians that are approaching so close as to present a hazard, and e) Except when overtaking another vehicle, maintain a safe following distance behind any other vehicle. 6) DESIGNATED HIGHWAYS Council hereby designates those highways included in Schedule 'B' as designated highways for the purpose of this bylaw. a) Any changes to designated highways shall be submitted to the Registrar for approval. b) Designated highways shall be posted at a speed of no more than 30 km/h, as per Island Lakes Control of Vehicle, Animal and Pedestrian Traffic Bylaw 01-2022. c) The Summer Village Manager shall ensure signs are erected on designated highways. Signs shall be in the form and manner set out in Schedule 'C'. d) Golf carts may not be parked on any public roadway unless speciﬁcally permitted by posted signage. 7) PERMITS Council hereby authorizes the Summer Village Manager to issue permits, attach conditions, and to charge a fee to regulate and control use of golf carts within the Summer Village. a) Permits, at a minimum, shall include: a. The owners name, address and contact information, b. Proof of liability insurance in the amount of $2,000,000, c. Make, Model and serial number of the golf cart, d. Conditions and responsibilities of golf cart operators and owners, and e. Any other information as required by the Registrar. b) Permits shall only be valid from January 01 to December 31 of any one calendar year. c) Permit fees are identiﬁed in the Summer Village Fees & Charges Bylaw 07-2024. d) All information collected by the Summer Village with respect to golf cart registration may be shared with the Registrar in accordance with the Municipalitys' reporting responsibilities as required by the Pilot Project (Golf Carts) Regulation. Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 4 e) A person operating a golf cart shall immediately report to the Municipality, a collision resulting in injury, death or property damage of any amount or severity. 8) COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT a) For the purposes of administering and enforcing this bylaw, a Peace Officer may: 1) Signal or direct a driver of a golf cart to stop the vehicle, and 2) Request information from the driver of the golf cart and any passengers on or in the vehicle. b) When signaled or directed to stop by a Peace Officer, a driver of a golf cart shall: 1) Forthwith bring the vehicle to a stop, 2) Forthwith furnish to the Peace Officer: a) Their operators/learners license issued pursuant to the Act, b) Any permit issued pursuant to this bylaw, and c) Any other information respecting the driver of the vehicle that the Peace Officer requires, and 3) Remain stopped until permitted by the Peace Officer to leave. 9) OFFENCES a) The operator of a golf cart that is involved in a contravention of this bylaw is guilty of an offence and liable upon summary conviction to a ﬁne speciﬁed in Schedule 'A' of this bylaw. b) The owner of a golf cart involved in a contravention of this bylaw is guilty of an offence and is liable upon summary conviction to a ﬁne speciﬁed in Schedule 'A' of this bylaw. 10) VIOLATION TAG a) A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a Violation Tag to any person who the Peace Officer has reasonable and probable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this bylaw. 11) VIOLATION TICKET a) A Peace Officer is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a violation ticket pursuant to Part II of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act (Alberta), to any person who the Peace Officer has reasonable and probable grounds to believe has contravened any provision of this bylaw. 12) SEVERABILITY a) Should any section or part of this bylaw be found to have been improperly enacted, such section shall be deemed to be severable from all other sections of this bylaw. Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 5 13) GENERAL a) This bylaw shall be in effect on: 1) The date of ﬁnal passing thereof, and 2) Upon the approval of the Registrar. b) This bylaw shall expire on June 14, 2029. Read a ﬁrst time this 19th day of November ,2024. Approved by (the Minister responsible for Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors or delegated representative). This __________ day of ________________, 2025. _____________________________ (Signature) Read a second time this 15th day of April, 2025. Read a third time and passed this 15th day of April, 2025. ORIGINAL SIGNED _____________________________ MAYOR - Chad Newton _____________________________ CAO - Phyllis Forsyth Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 6 Schedule "A" Speciﬁed Penalties - Violation Tags Bylaw Section Offence Fine 4 & 5 Owner/Operator restrictions and responsibilities $125.00 8(b)1 Fail to stop for a Peace Officer $250.00 8(b)2 Fail to produce documents for inspection $125.00 8(b)3 Fail to remain stopped $250.00 Second offence within a 12 month period Two times the ﬁne indicated above Third offence within a 12 month period Three times the ﬁne indicated above Speciﬁed Penalties - Violation Ticket Bylaw Section Offence Fine 4 & 5 Owner/Operator restrictions and responsibilities $250.00 8(b)1 Fail to stop for a Peace Officer $500.00 8(b)2 Fail to produce documents for inspection $250.00 8(b)3 Fail to remain stopped $500.00 Second offence within a 12 month period Two times the ﬁne indicated above Third offence within a 12 month period Three times the ﬁne indicated above Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 7 Schedule "B" Designated Highways The following highways within the Summer Village of Island Lake are designated golf cart routes as per the attached map and form part of this bylaw as designated highways. 1. On the north boundary, TWP Road 680A (commonly called Marmot Street), from the junction with RR 242A, east to the Island Lake Boat Launch. 2. Tranquille Drive from the north turn around circle, south to the junction with Beaver Avenue. 3. Highway Avenue from the junction with Beaver Avenue, south to the junction with Pike Street. 4. On the south boundary, from the R5 Reserve corner, north on Spruce Drive. 5. All other internal roads including Lakeshore Drive, Moose Avenue, Buffalo Avenue, Salmon Street, Elk Avenue, Trout Avenue, Trout Street, Beaver Avenue, Pike Street, Antelope Avenue, Perch Street, Irene Avenue and all internal alleys and laneways as included on the map. Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 8 Map One Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 9 Map Two Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 10 Map Three Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 11 Schedule "C" Signage 60 cm x 60 cm Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 12 60 cm x 30 cm Bylaw 05-2024 Bylaw 05-2024 pg. 13 Schedule "D" Alberta Regulation 114/2024 Traffic Safety Act PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION © Published by Alberta King's Printer Alberta King's Printer Suite 700, Park Plaza 10611 - 98 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5K 2P7 Phone: 780-427-4952 E-mail: [email protected] Shop on-line at kings-printer.alberta.ca Province of Alberta Office Consolidation Alberta Regulation 114/2024 With amendments up to and including Alberta Regulation 153/2024 Current as of September 11, 2024 TRAFFIC SAFETY ACT PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION Copyright and Permission Statement The Government of Alberta, through the Alberta King's Printer, holds copyright for all Alberta legislation. 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(Consolidated up to 153/2024) ALBERTA REGULATION 114/2024 Traffic Safety Act PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION Table of Contents 1 Definitions 2 Application 3 Golf cart pilot project established 4 Municipal bylaw 5 Use on low-speed highways only 6 Registrar bylaw requirements 7 Changes to Registrar bylaw requirements 8 Submission to and approval of Registrar 9 Exemptions 10 Amendment or repeal of bylaw 11 Amendment due to change in Registrar requirements 12 Suspension or cancellation of Registrar's approval 13 Sign requirement 14 Prohibitions and obligations 15 Turning or changing course or direction 16 Maintenance and modifications 17 Producing permits for peace officer 18 Collision reports 19 Collection of information 20 Repeal Definitions 1 In this Regulation, (a) "Act" means the Traffic Safety Act; (b) "designated highway" means a highway that has been designated by a participating municipality in accordance with this Regulation as a highway on which a person may operate a golf cart and includes a crossing location; (c) "golf cart" means a 4-wheel motor vehicle that Section 1 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 2 (i) is designed by a manufacturer primarily for use on golf courses or paved surfaces, (ii) cannot attain a speed of more than 40 km/h on a paved level surface, (iii) has a structure that (A) partially or fully encloses its operator and passengers, and (B) is not less than 1.2 m above the ground, and (iv) has a gross vehicle weight rating of less than 1361 kg; (d) "golf cart bylaw" means a bylaw made by a participating municipality under this Regulation respecting golf cart use on designated highways within that municipality; (e) "golf cart permit" means a written authorization in any form that (i) is issued by a participating municipality, and (ii) authorizes the operation of a golf cart on designated highways in the participating municipality; (f) "manufacturer" means a person engaged in the business of (i) designing golf carts, and (ii) building golf carts or producing kits to build golf carts; (g) "nighttime" means the period commencing one hour after sunset and ending one hour before the following sunrise; (h) "participating municipality" means a municipality with a golf cart bylaw in effect; (i) "subsisting" when used in relation to a golf cart permit or an approval of the Registrar means that, at the relevant time, the golf cart permit or the approval of the Registrar is current and has not expired nor been suspended or cancelled. AR 114/2024 s1;153/2024 Section 2 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 3 Application 2 This Regulation does not apply with respect to a golf cart that is a commercial vehicle unless the commercial vehicle is owned by a participating municipality and is operated by an employee of the participating municipality in the course of the employee's employment. Golf cart pilot project established 3 A project is established to evaluate the use of golf carts on highways. Municipal bylaw 4(1) In accordance with this section, if a municipality determines that it is advisable to participate in the project established in section 3, a municipality may make a bylaw respecting golf cart use on highways within the municipality. (2) Notwithstanding section 16 of the Act, a golf cart bylaw must (a) designate highways on which a person may operate a golf cart, (b) include the provisions required under section 6, and (c) provide for a system of permits for golf carts that operate on designated highways. (3) Notwithstanding section 16 of the Act, a golf cart bylaw may (a) designate or provide for the designation of highways on which a person may park a golf cart, (b) include duties, obligations, prohibitions and requirements respecting golf carts that are equal to or greater than the duties, obligations, prohibitions and requirements in this Regulation, (c) impose a fee for a golf cart permit, (d) specify that a contravention of or a failure to comply with the golf cart bylaw is an offence, and (e) prescribe or otherwise provide for penalties with respect to the contravention of the golf cart bylaw. (4) Notwithstanding the limit related to the direction, control and management of highways in section 13 of the Act, a municipality may make a golf cart bylaw respecting golf carts on Section 5 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 4 (a) a highway under the municipality's direction, control and management, and (b) a provincial highway as defined in the Highways Development and Protection Act that is in the municipality. (5) A municipality making a golf cart bylaw shall ensure that signs are erected in accordance with section 13 before the municipality's golf cart bylaw comes into force. (6) A golf cart bylaw must come into force on a date that is on or after the date of the approval of the Registrar under section 8. (7) A golf cart bylaw has no effect unless there is a subsisting approval by the Registrar under section 8. (8) A golf cart bylaw must comply with this Regulation. Use on low-speed highways only 5(1) Subject to subsection (2), when, in a golf cart bylaw, a municipality designates a highway on which a person may operate a golf cart, the municipality shall not designate a highway with a maximum speed limit higher than 50 km/h. (2) In a golf cart bylaw, a municipality may designate a location where a golf cart operator may drive the golf cart across a highway that has a maximum speed limit higher than 50 km/h. Registrar bylaw requirements 6(1) The Registrar may specify provisions that are required to be included in a golf cart bylaw. (2) The Registrar shall publish the required provisions, if any, on the website of the Minister's Department. Changes to Registrar bylaw requirements 7(1) The Registrar may add, remove and modify provisions that a municipality is required to include in a golf cart bylaw under section 6. (2) If the Registrar has approved a golf cart bylaw, the Registrar shall notify the participating municipality in writing of the additions, removals or modifications under subsection (1). Section 8 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 5 Submission to and approval of Registrar 8(1) A municipality shall submit a golf cart bylaw made by the municipality to the Registrar for approval. (2) With the golf cart bylaw, the municipality shall submit to the Registrar (a) a document that, in relation to highways designated for golf cart operation, (i) explains why the highways were selected for designation in the golf cart bylaw, and (ii) demonstrates consideration of (A) collision statistics for the designated highways, (B) traffic volume for the designated highways, and (C) whether the designated highways are primarily used for local or recreational traffic, and (b) any additional information or documents requested by the Registrar. (3) The Registrar may approve the golf cart bylaw if (a) the Registrar is satisfied with the golf cart bylaw and with the information and documents provided under subsection (2), (b) the bylaw complies with this Regulation, and (c) in the opinion of the Registrar, it is in the public interest to approve the golf cart bylaw. (4) The Registrar shall provide written notice to the municipality of the Registrar's decision to approve or not to approve the bylaw. Exemptions 9(1) Subject to subsection (3), if a golf cart has a subsisting golf cart permit issued under a golf cart bylaw that has a subsisting approval of the Registrar, a person operating the golf cart is exempt from (a) section 51 of the Act and all requirements related to operator's licences in the Act or the regulations under the Act, Section 10 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 6 (b) section 52 of the Act and all requirements related to registration in the Act or the regulations under the Act, (c) section 53 of the Act and all requirements related to licence plates in the Act or the regulations under the Act, (d) section 54 of the Act and all requirements related to insurance in the Act or the regulations under the Act, (e) the Operator Licensing and Vehicle Control Regulation (AR 320/2002), except Part 5 of that Regulation, (f) the Vehicle Equipment Regulation (AR 122/2009), and (g) Division 13 of Part 1 of the Use of Highway and Rules of the Road Regulation (AR 304/2002). (2) Subject to subsection (3), if a golf cart (a) has a subsisting golf cart permit issued under a golf cart bylaw that has a subsisting approval of the Registrar, and (b) does not have signalling devices, head lamps, stop lamps and hazard warning lamps that comply with the Vehicle Equipment Regulation (AR 122/2009), a person operating the golf cart is exempt from all signalling, headlamp, stop lamp and hazard warning lamp requirements of the Use of Highway and Rules of the Road Regulation (AR 304/2002), including sections 9, 10, 11, 15(2), 24, 35, 49 and 88(2). (3) The exemptions in subsections (1) and (2) only apply if the golf cart is being operated (a) on a designated highway within the participating municipality that issued the golf cart permit for the golf cart, (b) in compliance with this Regulation, and (c) in compliance with the golf cart bylaw of the participating municipality that issued the golf cart permit. Amendment or repeal of bylaw 10(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), if a participating municipality amends a golf cart bylaw approved under section 8, the participating municipality shall submit the amendment to the Registrar for approval in accordance with section 8. Section 11 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 7 (2) If an amendment to a golf cart bylaw by a participating municipality only removes the designation of a highway for golf cart operation or parking, (a) the participating municipality shall notify the Registrar of the amendment within 30 days of the amendment coming into force, and (b) the approval of the Registrar is not required for the amendment. (3) If a participating municipality repeals the golf cart bylaw and does not replace it with a new golf cart bylaw, (a) the participating municipality shall notify the Registrar of the repeal within 30 days of the repeal, and (b) the approval of the Registrar is not required for the repeal. (4) If an approval of the Registrar is required for an amendment to a golf cart bylaw, the amendment to the golf cart bylaw has no effect unless approved by the Registrar in accordance with section 8. Amendment due to change in Registrar requirements 11(1) Subject to subsection (2), if (a) a participating municipality has a golf cart bylaw approved under section 8, and (b) under section 7, the Registrar adds or modifies the provisions that a municipality is required to include in a golf cart bylaw, the participating municipality shall amend its golf cart bylaw to comply with the additional or modified requirements and submit the golf cart bylaw amendment to the Registrar for approval in accordance with section 8. (2) If the change in the requirements of the Registrar only removes a provision that a participating municipality is required to include in its golf cart bylaw under section 7, subsection (1) does not apply. (3) If an amendment to a golf cart bylaw is required under subsection (1), the amendment to the golf cart bylaw has no effect unless approved by the Registrar in accordance with section 8. (4) If a participating municipality does not submit an amendment to its golf cart bylaw to the Registrar for approval within 60 days of Section 12 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 8 a notice under section 7(2) of a change in provision requirements, the Registrar may suspend or cancel the Registrar's approval of the golf cart bylaw. (5) Section 12(2) to (4) apply to a suspension and a cancellation under subsection (4). Suspension or cancellation of Registrar's approval 12(1) The Registrar may suspend or cancel the approval of a golf cart bylaw under section 8. (2) The Registrar shall give notice in writing of the suspension or cancellation to the municipality. (3) If the Registrar has suspended the approval of a golf cart bylaw, the Registrar may, on notice in writing to the participating municipality, (a) cancel the Registrar's approval of the bylaw, or (b) end the suspension. (4) If the approval of the Registrar is suspended or cancelled, the golf cart bylaw has no effect and the municipality shall notify a person with a golf cart permit that the golf cart bylaw has no effect. Sign requirement 13 A participating municipality shall erect signs at locations determined by the participating municipality indicating that there may be golf carts on highways in the participating municipality. Prohibitions and obligations 14(1) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a highway except on a designated highway. (2) A person shall not park a golf cart on a designated highway unless authorized by a golf cart bylaw. (3) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway except in accordance with (a) this Regulation, and (b) a golf cart bylaw that has a subsisting approval of the Registrar under section 8. Section 15 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 9 (4) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway in a participating municipality unless there is a subsisting golf cart permit issued by the participating municipality in respect of the golf cart. (5) A person who is less than 14 years old shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway. (6) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway during nighttime. (7) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway if the number of passengers in the golf cart exceeds the number of passenger seats available. (8) A person shall not use a golf cart to tow vehicles or equipment on a designated highway. Turning or changing course or direction 15 A person shall not start, turn or change the course or direction of a golf cart or stop a golf cart on a designated highway, unless the person has determined that there is sufficient space to safely make the movement. Maintenance and modifications 16(1) A person shall not operate a golf cart on a designated highway unless the person ensures that the golf cart is maintained in good working order and to the manufacturer's specifications. (2) A person shall not operate a modified golf cart on a designated highway unless the modification is in accordance with the manufacturer's operator and service manuals. Producing permits for peace officer 17(1) On the request of a peace officer, a person operating a golf cart shall produce to the peace officer for inspection the subsisting golf cart permit in respect of the golf cart. (2) A peace officer shall not make a request under subsection (1) unless the peace officer has reasonable grounds to believe that the golf cart was operated on a designated highway. Collision reports 18(1) Subject to subsection (2), if (a) a golf cart is involved in a collision on a highway, and Section 19 AR 114/2024 PILOT PROJECT (GOLF CARTS) REGULATION 10 (b) the golf cart has a subsisting golf cart permit from a participating municipality, the golf cart operator shall provide a report of the collision forthwith to the participating municipality in the form and manner specified by the participating municipality. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply if (a) no one is injured or dies as a result of the collision, and (b) there is no property damage caused by the collision. (3) If the operator is incapable of making the report required by subsection (1) and there is a passenger of the golf cart capable of making the report, the passenger shall make the report forthwith. (4) If a report has not been made under subsection (1) or (3) and the operator or passenger is not the owner of the golf cart, the owner shall make the report forthwith after learning of the collision. Collection of information 19(1) The Registrar may specify information that a participating municipality is required to collect respecting golf cart use on highways. (2) The participating municipality shall collect the information and provide the information to the Registrar at the times and in the form and manner specified by the Registrar. (3) If a municipality ceases to be a participating municipality, the obligation to provide information in subsection (2) continues in respect of information collected when the municipality was a participating municipality. Repeal 20 This Regulation is made under section 18.1 of the Act and is subject to repeal under section 18.1(3) of the Act. Printed on Recycled Paper *9780779849383*