What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Village of Clinton, British Columbia, default speed limit: fifty (50kms kilometres (30 miles per hour); truck route rule: No vehicle exceeding Commercial Transport Act weight/load limits without special permit.; street obstruction: Unlawful to occupy, build, or excavate streets without written permission of Works Superintendent or Council.; sidewalk or boulevard use: No person shall drive or propel any vehicle or bicycle or trailer upon any sidewalk or footpath.. Source: Village of Clinton Traffic Control Bylaw No. 209, 1985, verified 2026-08-28.
Village of Clinton Traffic Control Bylaw No. 209, 1985
adopted bylaw
default speed limit
fifty (50kms kilometres (30 miles per hour)
SPEED LIMIT IN THE VILLAGE OF CLINTON
truck route rule
No vehicle exceeding Commercial Transport Act weight/load limits without special permit.
s. 13(a)
street obstruction
Unlawful to occupy, build, or excavate streets without written permission of Works Superintendent or Council.
s. 7, 8
sidewalk or boulevard use
No person shall drive or propel any vehicle or bicycle or trailer upon any sidewalk or footpath.
s. 19
scout note
Sets a default 50 km/h speed limit on all Village highways/lanes/streets unless otherwise posted, and prohibits obstruction of streets/lanes, with impoundment of obstructing vehicles or chattels.