What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Village of Leask, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Village of Leask Bylaw No. 10/1985 (Bylaw to Regulate the Operation of Vehicles), verified 2026-09-27. Default speed limit: forty (40) KM/H. Reduced speed zones: Thirty (30) KM/H in the speed zones set out in Appendix 8. Street obstruction: No parking in any lane or street so as to obstruct entrance to any lane or driveway/approach to private premises.
Village of Leask Bylaw No. 10/1985 (Bylaw to Regulate the Operation of Vehicles)
adopted bylaw
default speed limit
forty (40) KM/H
s. 3(h)(1)
reduced speed zones
Thirty (30) KM/H in the speed zones set out in Appendix 8
s. 3(h)(2); Appendix 8
truck route rule
No vehicle/combination exceeding 35 tonnes on any highway within municipality; no heavy vehicle on Second Street South between Provincial Highway No. 40 and Park Avenue.
s. 3(j)(1), (3)
street obstruction
No parking in any lane or street so as to obstruct entrance to any lane or driveway/approach to private premises.
s. 3(e)(2)(a)
sidewalk or boulevard use
No person shall operate a bicycle on a sidewalk.
s. 3(k)(2)
scout note
Sets a 40 km/h general speed limit and 30 km/h in posted school/playground speed zones, and regulates angle parking and other rules of the road on Village streets.
Village of Leask Bylaw No. 2/1978 (Bylaw to Prevent the Encumbrance of Roads, Streets or Sidewalks)
Bans obstructing any street, lane or sidewalk with vehicles, goods, merchandise or gates that swing over a sidewalk, and bans loitering or exhibiting/storing equipment on streets and sidewalks.