What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Village of Lions Bay, British Columbia, default speed limit: 40 km/h; truck route rule: Vehicles over 63,500 kg need notification and fee. Extraordinary vehicles over 5,000 kg restricted residential parking 6pm-6am.; street obstruction: No excavation without fence. No obstructions, projections, or storing chattels on highway. Occupying for sales prohibited except events.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Boulevard plant growth must not obstruct sightlines. Skateboards/scooters on highway (includes sidewalk) require helmet.. Source: Traffic and Parking Bylaw No. 413, 2009, verified 2026-08-28.
Traffic and Parking Bylaw No. 413, 2009
adopted bylaw
default speed limit
40 km/h
s. 18
truck route rule
Vehicles over 63,500 kg need notification and fee. Extraordinary vehicles over 5,000 kg restricted residential parking 6pm-6am.
s. 11(a), s. 21(j)
street obstruction
No excavation without fence. No obstructions, projections, or storing chattels on highway. Occupying for sales prohibited except events.
s. 24, s. 25, s. 28, s. 29
sidewalk or boulevard use
Boulevard plant growth must not obstruct sightlines. Skateboards/scooters on highway (includes sidewalk) require helmet.
s. 8(c), s. 32
fine range
$10,000
s. 34
scout note
Sets a village-wide default speed limit of 40 km/h unless otherwise posted, and regulates traffic control devices and their enforcement.