What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the City of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, street obstruction: Landscaping must not encroach over paved roadways or gravel shoulders.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Owners must maintain boulevards; no planting trees, constructing impervious surfaces, or disposing waste on boulevards without City authorization.; default speed limit: 50 km; truck route rule: Commercial vehicles must comply with Commercial Transport Act size/weight regulations; permit required for oversize/overweight vehicles.. Source: City of Maple Ridge Boulevard Maintenance Bylaw No. 7666-2020; City of Maple Ridge Highway and Traffic Bylaw No. 6704-2009 (Consolidated), verified 2026-08-28.
City of Maple Ridge Boulevard Maintenance Bylaw No. 7666-2020
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
Landscaping must not encroach over paved roadways or gravel shoulders.
4.2.1(d)
sidewalk or boulevard use
Owners must maintain boulevards; no planting trees, constructing impervious surfaces, or disposing waste on boulevards without City authorization.
4.1.1, 4.2.1, 5.1
scout note
Regulates maintenance of boulevards (the highway strip between curb and property line, excluding sidewalk): prohibits dumping waste/cuttings there and requires City permission before cutting or pruning any tree, shrub or hedge on a boulevard.
City of Maple Ridge Highway and Traffic Bylaw No. 6704-2009 (Consolidated)
adopted bylaw
default speed limit
50 km
s. 9.1
truck route rule
Commercial vehicles must comply with Commercial Transport Act size/weight regulations; permit required for oversize/overweight vehicles.
s. 44.0, s. 47.1
street obstruction
Prohibited to place things, excavate, or obstruct traffic on highway without a highway use permit.
s. 32.1
sidewalk or boulevard use
Parking prohibited on sidewalk or boulevard. Vehicles/animals shall not cross boulevard unless suitable crossing exists.
s. 11.1(a), s. 32.1(j)
fine range
not less than $50.00 and not more than the maximum penalty provided by the Offence Act
s. 55.0
scout note
Regulates traffic, use of highways/trails/parks and the removal/impounding of vehicles unlawfully occupying a highway; sets a default 50 km/h (or lower posted) speed limit and a 25 km/h limit in specified areas.