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Traffic & streets — Atikokan, Ontario

In the Town of Atikokan, Ontario, default speed limit: 50 km/h; truck route rule: Heavy trucks (unloaded ≥3 tons or loaded ≥5 tons) restricted to Schedule VII routes; exempt: garbage, recycling, moving vans, municipal vehicles.; street obstruction: No parking on any street so as to obstruct traffic; no depositing snow or ice on roadway without written permission.; sidewalk or boulevard use: No bicycles (except tricycles/sidewalk bicycles) on sidewalks; no motor vehicles on sidewalks except to cross directly.. Source: By-law 08-11 Traffic By-Law, verified 2026-08-28.

By-law 08-11 Traffic By-Law adopted bylaw

default speed limit	50 km/h	s. 6.1.2: "greater speed than 50 km per hour"
truck route rule	Heavy trucks (unloaded ≥3 tons or loaded ≥5 tons) restricted to Schedule VII routes; exempt: garbage, recycling, moving vans, municipal vehicles.	s. 2.1.12 (definition); s. 17.1 (route restriction); s. 17.2 (exemptions)
street obstruction	No parking on any street so as to obstruct traffic; no depositing snow or ice on roadway without written permission.	s. 5.1.9: "obstruct traffic"; s. 19.1.1.2: "deposit snow or ice on a roadway without permission"
sidewalk or boulevard use	No bicycles (except tricycles/sidewalk bicycles) on sidewalks; no motor vehicles on sidewalks except to cross directly.	s. 9.3: "No person shall ride a bicycle … on any sidewalks"; s. 6.3.1: "No person shall drive a motor vehicle upon a sidewalk … except for the purpose of driving directly across it"
fine range	Voluntary payment: $25.00 per parking violation; $300.00 for handicapped spot violation; maximum on conviction: $5,000.00.	s. 21.1: "fine of not more than Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00)"; s. 23.5.1.1: "twenty-five dollars ($25.00)"; s. 23.5.1.2: "three hundred dollars ($300.00)"

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Comprehensive traffic by-law consolidating traffic, heavy-truck and Community Safety Zone regulation for the Town of Atikokan; amended through By-law 26-16 (2016). Also covers parking (already on file).