Traffic & streets — Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick

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

In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, traffic & streets rules are set by By-Law EC-07 — Streets & Traffic in St. George, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: not less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) and not more than eighty dollars ($80.00). Default speed limit: 50 km per hour. Truck route rule: Vehicles with more than one axle and licensed heavier than 13,500 kilos restricted on Schedule I streets, except local deliveries or Council permission.

By-Law EC-07 — Streets & Traffic in St. George adopted bylaw
default speed limit 50 km per hour s. 32(2)
truck route rule Vehicles with more than one axle and licensed heavier than 13,500 kilos restricted on Schedule I streets, except local deliveries or Council permission. s. 33
street obstruction No stopping/standing/parking to obstruct traffic/crosswalk except emergency/Peace Officer; no building/erecting structure on designated street/right-of-way without written permission. s. 18(a); s. 39; s. 40(1)
sidewalk or boulevard use No person shall place snow or ice on any street, sidewalk or square so as to impede movement of traffic or pedestrians. s. 34
fine range not less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) and not more than eighty dollars ($80.00) s. 46(1)
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Streets & Traffic By-law for the St. George area: 50 km/h default speed limit on municipal streets with 35 km/h (Schedule G) and 30 km/h (Schedule H) streets; vehicles over one axle licensed above 13,500 kg barred from Schedule I streets except local deliveries; one-way and through streets; no structures or planting in designated street rights-of-way without permission; overnight winter

Machine-readable: traffic-streets.json · Official website: https://easterncharlotte.ca/ · Last verified 2026-09-27 · Traffic & streets across New Brunswick · Traffic & streets in other municipalities