Traffic & streets — shíshálh Nation, British Columbia

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

In the First Nations Government District of shíshálh Nation, British Columbia, truck route rule: Permit required for vehicles exceeding Commercial Transport Act weight limits.; street obstruction: Storage, excavation, or obstruction requires written permission from Superintendent of Works or Council.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Vehicles/animals prohibited on sidewalk/boulevard except at crossings. Bicycles must not obstruct traffic.; fines: not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Source: Traffic Law No. 1988-11, verified 2026-08-28.

Traffic Law No. 1988-11 adopted bylaw
truck route rule Permit required for vehicles exceeding Commercial Transport Act weight limits. s. 48(1)(a)
street obstruction Storage, excavation, or obstruction requires written permission from Superintendent of Works or Council. s. 27, s. 32
sidewalk or boulevard use Vehicles/animals prohibited on sidewalk/boulevard except at crossings. Bicycles must not obstruct traffic. s. 20, s. 22
fine range not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) s. 60(1)
scout note

Regulates traffic and the use of streets in the Sechelt Indian Government District: adopts the BC Motor Vehicle Act and its regulations, limits speed on any lane to 20 km/h, prohibits passing where a 'No Passing' sign is posted in advance of a designated school crosswalk between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., restricts driving animals or vehicles across sidewalks, curbs

Machine-readable: traffic-streets.json · Official website: https://shishalh.com/ · Last verified 2026-08-28 · Traffic & streets in other municipalities