What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Village of Point Edward, Ontario, street obstruction: No person shall place dumpsters, obstruct drains/sidewalks, remove excavation barricades, or erect curbing on a highway without authorization.; sidewalk or boulevard use: No person shall obstruct/alter municipal sidewalk or erect fences, walls, or hedges on a highway without approval.; truck route rule: No vehicle with registered gross weight of 15,000 kg or more shall park on any street except for loading or unloading.; street obstruction: No person shall stop alongside or across from any excavation or obstruction when traffic would be impeded.. Source: By-law No. 18 of 2024 - Regulate the Use and Care of Municipal Highways; By-law No. 45 of 2020 - Regulate Traffic and Parking in the Village of Point Edward, verified 2026-08-29.
| street obstruction | No person shall place dumpsters, obstruct drains/sidewalks, remove excavation barricades, or erect curbing on a highway without authorization. | s. 3.1(b), (e), (g), (h), (i) |
| sidewalk or boulevard use | No person shall obstruct/alter municipal sidewalk or erect fences, walls, or hedges on a highway without approval. | s. 3.1(g); s. 3.3 |
Regulates use and care of municipal highways, including boulevards and driveway aprons, within the Village.
Reduces the speed limit to 40 km/h on Albert Street between St. Clair Street and Michigan Avenue.
| truck route rule | No vehicle with registered gross weight of 15,000 kg or more shall park on any street except for loading or unloading. | s. 18p |
| street obstruction | No person shall stop alongside or across from any excavation or obstruction when traffic would be impeded. | s. 17c |
| sidewalk or boulevard use | No person shall drive a motor vehicle upon a sidewalk except to directly cross it. No parking on boulevard. | s. 10; s. 18o |
| fine range | Voluntary payment $20–$300; set fines $25–$350 | Schedule "J" (set fine tables) |
Consolidated by-law regulating vehicular and pedestrian traffic and parking in the Village: designates one-way streets, through highways, stop and yield sign intersections and directional lanes, and sets stopping/standing/parking restrictions and penalties. Repeals By-Law 28 of 2020.
Designates 24/7 Community Safety Zones on Albert, Charles, Alexandra, Helena, Arthur and Alfred Streets.