What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?

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In the Town of Gibsons, British Columbia, default speed limit: 50 kilometres per hour; truck route rule: Director designates heavy vehicle routes via signs; vehicles over 4,600 kg restricted in Residential Areas over two consecutive hours.; street obstruction: Permit required to occupy, excavate, dig up, or obstruct a Highway or interfere with traffic flow.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Owner must remove snow/debris; cut boulevard vegetation; no driving over boulevard without suitable crossing.. Source: Traffic and Highway Use Bylaw No. 1193, 2014, verified 2026-08-28.

default speed limit	50 kilometres per hour	s. 3.7.1
truck route rule	Director designates heavy vehicle routes via signs; vehicles over 4,600 kg restricted in Residential Areas over two consecutive hours.	s. 5.1.1; s. 3.5.1.36
street obstruction	Permit required to occupy, excavate, dig up, or obstruct a Highway or interfere with traffic flow.	s. 2.2.1
sidewalk or boulevard use	Owner must remove snow/debris; cut boulevard vegetation; no driving over boulevard without suitable crossing.	s. 7.2.1; s. 7.7.1.1; s. 2.2.1.7
fine range	not more than $10,000.00, or to imprisonment for not more than six months, or both	s. 9.1.1

Traffic & streets — Gibsons, British Columbia