What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Rural Municipality of Dufferin No. 190, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Rural Municipality of Dufferin No. 190 Bylaw No. 05-2022 (Manage Vehicle Weights) and 5 other bylaws, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: not less than $200.00 and not more than $1,000.00. Default speed limit: 30 kilometres per hour. Truck route rule: All vehicles operating in the municipality (unless otherwise exempted) shall not exceed the prescribed or ordered "Secondary Highway" weights.
| truck route rule | All vehicles operating in the municipality (unless otherwise exempted) shall not exceed the prescribed or ordered "Secondary Highway" weights | s. 2 |
Caps vehicles to Secondary Highway weight limits unless permitted; overweight permits cost $50-$100 per single trip (higher during spring road bans); Provincial Road Bans override these permits.
| fine range | not less than $200.00 and not more than $1,000.00 | s. 12 |
Permits golf carts on named resort-subdivision roads during daylight hours only, on roads posted under 50 km/h, with a valid Class 7+ licence and $200,000 liability insurance; approved by SGI.
Bans planting trees, shrubs, or stone/earth/gravel piles or structures within 150ft of a road centreline (exempting 7 named resort hamlets); Council may grant up to a 50% variance but must preserve clear sight triangles at grid-road intersections.
| truck route rule | Order may restrict gross weight of vehicles on specified roads and bridges or portions; prohibit operation of certain vehicles on specified roads and bridges. | s. 5 |
Establishes a council road committee that may issue orders prohibiting vehicle operation or restricting gross weight on specified roads/bridges during inclement weather or poor road conditions.
| default speed limit | 30 kilometres per hour | "at a greater speed than 30 kilometres per hour on a public highway" |
Sets a 30 km/h speed limit on public highways within the Hamlet of Highwood Beach; speed-limit signs required at all entry points to the hamlet.
Designates stop and yield sign locations at listed rural road and railway intersections; signs erected 3-15 metres from the intersected roadway edge.