What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Township of Malahide, Ontario, truck route rule: Reduced Load Period applies to all highways March 1–April 30; vehicles must comply with s. 122 limits.; fines: fine as set out in the Highway Traffic Act; street obstruction: No person shall place equipment/materials, close, excavate, or encumber a Municipal Right-of-Way without permit.. Source: By-law No. 14-89, Reduced Load Restriction By-law; By-law No. 19-87, Being a By-law to Regulate the Use and Care of Municipal Right-of-Ways, verified 2026-08-28.
Reduced Load Period applies to all highways March 1–April 30; vehicles must comply with s. 122 limits.
s. 3, s. 7
fine range
fine as set out in the Highway Traffic Act
s. 8
scout note
Establishes a reduced load period on all Township of Malahide highways from March 1 to April 30 each year, with the Director of Physical Services able to shift the start or end dates as required. Load limits apply whether or not signs are posted; the Director may erect load-restriction signs and may grant permits under Highway Traffic Act s.110 for
By-law No. 19-87, Being a By-law to Regulate the Use and Care of Municipal Right-of-Ways
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
No person shall place equipment/materials, close, excavate, or encumber a Municipal Right-of-Way without permit.
s. 2(a), 2(b), 2(f), 2(k)
scout note
Regulates use and care of municipal rights-of-way: bans placing materials or equipment, obstructing drains or traffic, excavating or drilling, installing culverts, altering driveways or curb cuts, damaging or removing right-of-way trees, and interfering with signs or traffic control devices. Requires a permit from the Director for a new or altered entrance (under the Entrance Control Policy) and for any occupancy