Traffic & streets — Regina, Saskatchewan

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

In the City of Regina, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by The Regina Traffic Bylaw, 1997 (Bylaw No. 9900), verified 2026-09-27. Fines: Not exceeding $2,000 for an individual; $5,000 for a corporation. Default speed limit: 50 kilometres per hour. Truck route rule: Heavy vehicles must use designated Secondary or Heavy/Long Combination Vehicle Routes; overweight loads require permit.

The Regina Traffic Bylaw, 1997 (Bylaw No. 9900) adopted bylaw
default speed limit 50 kilometres per hour s. 10(1)(d)
reduced speed zones School/playground zones: 30 kilometres per hour between 07:00 hours to 19:00 hours every day of the year; construction speed limit as established by posted construction speed limit signs. s. 10(1)(b); s. 10(2)
truck route rule Heavy vehicles must use designated Secondary or Heavy/Long Combination Vehicle Routes; overweight loads require permit. s. 4(2); s. 5(2); s. 73(1)
street obstruction No person shall obstruct free passage of traffic on any public highway; occupying or placing objects requires permit. s. 13(1); s. 65(1)
sidewalk or boulevard use No person shall operate a bicycle with wheel diameter 40 cm or more on any sidewalk or boulevard, except where permitted by sign. s. 82(1)
fine range Not exceeding $2,000 for an individual; $5,000 for a corporation. s. 88(1)(a)-(b)
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Comprehensive City traffic bylaw: speed limits including school and playground zones, heavy vehicle and truck rules, traffic control, street and sidewalk use, parking, and snow-route parking bans (s.64.1, Schedule O).

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