What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Rural Municipality of Dundurn No. 314, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Rural Municipality of Dundurn No. 314 Bylaw No. 03-07 (Operation of Tractors and Certain Vehicles on Roads) and 3 other bylaws, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: not exceeding $2,500 individual; $5,000 corporation; Schedule No. 1: $500, $100, $50. Default speed limit: 80 km/h. Truck route rule: Restricting gross weight of vehicles other than tractors in excess of 2700 kilograms on specified roads or bridges.
| truck route rule | Restricting gross weight of vehicles other than tractors in excess of 2700 kilograms on specified roads or bridges. | s. 4 |
Lets a council road committee prohibit tractor operation or restrict vehicle weight (over 2,700kg) on specified roads/bridges during poor road conditions, and opt in/out of Provincial Road Bans.
Bans planting trees/shrubs or placing piles, structures or machinery on private land within a road-allowance setback of centrelines/intersections; scan quality too degraded to confirm exact distances.
Companion bylaw to 10-97; empowers Council to order removal of trees, brush, piles or structures already placed within the road-allowance setback near intersections.
| default speed limit | 80 km/h | s. 3(c)(ii) |
| truck route rule | Primary Provincial Highway Weight Standard; 10 tonne Restricted Roads; 5500-kilogram Restricted Roads as listed in Appendix 1. | s. 3(e); Appendix 1 |
| street obstruction | Parking of vehicles is not permitted on any Highways within the Municipality, unless a special events permit has been authorized. | s. 3(b)(i) |
| fine range | not exceeding $2,500 individual; $5,000 corporation; Schedule No. 1: $500, $100, $50 | s. 6(a); Schedule No. 1 |
Sets speed limits from 30-80 km/h by named subdivision, weight-restricted roads (10-tonne up to Primary Highway standard), uncontrolled-intersection rules, and overweight-permit fees ($50-$400) across the RM's road network.