What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Town of Ste. Anne, Manitoba, reduced speed zones: 20 km/hr at entrance to 25 Demers Street (Place Ste. Anne); 30 km/hr near Seine River School Division property on St. Alphonse Avenue; applicable at all times of the year.; truck route rule: Heavy vehicles restricted to designated routes or direct delivery routes; spring weight restrictions limit axle loadings to 65% of legal.; street obstruction: No person may obstruct, interfere with or interrupt the free passage of traffic on any street, lane or sidewalk.; sidewalk or boulevard use: Parking prohibited on any portion of a boulevard, sidewalk or crosswalk; boulevards not intended to carry vehicular traffic.. Source: Speed Limit By-Law No. 2-2026; Traffic & Parking By-Law No. 3-2021, verified 2026-08-28.
| reduced speed zones | 20 km/hr at entrance to 25 Demers Street (Place Ste. Anne); 30 km/hr near Seine River School Division property on St. Alphonse Avenue; applicable at all times of the year. | Schedule 'A'; s. 1 |
Sets the general maximum speed at 50 km/hr on Town highways, with lower posted limits (down to 20 km/hr) on specific streets and Quarry-area roads listed in the attached schedule.
| truck route rule | Heavy vehicles restricted to designated routes or direct delivery routes; spring weight restrictions limit axle loadings to 65% of legal. | s. 6.2, s. 6.3.3 |
| street obstruction | No person may obstruct, interfere with or interrupt the free passage of traffic on any street, lane or sidewalk. | s. 7.5.3 |
| sidewalk or boulevard use | Parking prohibited on any portion of a boulevard, sidewalk or crosswalk; boulevards not intended to carry vehicular traffic. | s. 9.8(b), s. 2.1.2(c) |
| fine range | $40 to $1,000; $25 for every 50kg overweight, and an additional $200 surcharge | Schedule "A" |
Consolidated bylaw regulating traffic control, heavy-vehicle routes, restricted/temporary street use and obstructions, in addition to parking, within the Town.