What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the City of Selkirk, Manitoba, street obstruction: No person shall deposit anything, place structures, or excavate in a street except as authorized by Council.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Driving vehicles on boulevards or sidewalks is prohibited unless permitted in writing by the Town.; truck route rule: No person shall operate a vehicle transporting dangerous goods on any highway not designated as a Dangerous Goods Route Street.; fines: fine not exceeding $1,000.00. Source: Town of Selkirk Streets By-Law No. 3756; Town of Selkirk Transportation of Dangerous Goods and Truck Route By-Law No. 4763, verified 2026-08-28.
Town of Selkirk Streets By-Law No. 3756
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
No person shall deposit anything, place structures, or excavate in a street except as authorized by Council.
s. 19.01
sidewalk or boulevard use
Driving vehicles on boulevards or sidewalks is prohibited unless permitted in writing by the Town.
s. 40.01, s. 41.01
scout note
Town of Selkirk Streets By-Law 3756 (1972, still posted as current): governs excavation, obstructions and encroachments on streets and boulevards, requiring permits to dig or place materials in streets and prohibiting obstructions that block vision or interfere with street use.
Town of Selkirk Transportation of Dangerous Goods and Truck Route By-Law No. 4763
adopted bylaw
truck route rule
No person shall operate a vehicle transporting dangerous goods on any highway not designated as a Dangerous Goods Route Street.
s. 3
fine range
fine not exceeding $1,000.00
s. 10(1)
scout note
Town of Selkirk By-law 4763 (1993): designates dangerous-goods truck routes within the city (Schedule B) that semi-trailer trucks carrying dangerous goods must use, regulating the transportation of dangerous goods through Selkirk.