What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Rural Municipality of Pleasantdale No. 398, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by RM of Pleasantdale No. 398 Bylaw #4-2014 (Manage Vehicle Weights in the Hamlet of Lac Vert) and 10 other bylaws, verified 2026-09-27. Default speed limit: 40 kilometres per hour. Truck route rule: No person shall operate a vehicle exceeding 8 tonnes (17,600 pounds) on listed municipal highways without a permit. Street obstruction: No person shall encumber or obstruct a road by leaving a vehicle, or other article or thing standing thereon.
| truck route rule | No person shall operate a vehicle exceeding 8 tonnes (17,600 pounds) on listed municipal highways without a permit. | s. 3 |
Caps weight at 8 tonnes on named streets in the Hamlet of Lac Vert unless a no-fee permit is issued; exempts road-maintenance, emergency and utility-service vehicles.
Bans planting trees/shrubs or placing stone/earth piles within 150 ft of a road centreline within the municipality (excluding the Hamlets of Pleasantdale, Lac Vert and Silver Park); council can order removal.
Lets council remove, at municipal expense, brush/trees/shrubs or stone/earth piles growing within 150 ft of a road centreline; shelterbelts over 5 years old set back 75-150 ft are exempt.
| truck route rule | Vehicles shall not exceed 'Secondary Highways' weights; loads above secondary weights follow posted signage; haulers use shortest route to primary weight corridor. | s. 2; s. 4; s. 6 |
Restricts vehicles to 'Secondary Highway' weights on municipal roads, requires haulers to use the shortest route to a primary weight corridor, and bans overweight movement in adverse road/weather conditions.
| truck route rule | Restricting operation of vehicles other than tractors having gross weight in excess of 2,700 kilograms or greater weight designated by committee. | 2,700 kilograms or such greater weight as the committee may designate |
Lets a council road committee issue orders prohibiting tractors or restricting vehicles over 2,700 kg on specified roads during poor road conditions; repeals Bylaw 1-35.
Caps most municipal highways at 4 tonnes gross weight (haul roads/named grids exempted per map) and caps speed at 60 km/h for vehicles over 4 tonnes; repeals Bylaw #5-2017.
Directs yield signs to be erected at five named road intersections, 3-15 m from the intersected roadway; bans defacing or removing them.
| street obstruction | No person shall encumber or obstruct a road by leaving a vehicle, or other article or thing standing thereon. | s. 3 |
Bans ploughing a road without council authority and bans leaving a vehicle or article standing on a road so as to obstruct it.
| truck route rule | Weight limits: 9 Tonnes (2 Axle), 15 Tonnes (3 Axle), 26 Tonnes (5 Axle Semi-Trailer) over bridge N.N.W.-9-42-18-W2; provincial highway bridges exempt. | s. 1, s. 2 |
Caps vehicle weight crossing a named bridge (NW-9-42-18-W2) at 9 tonnes (2-axle), 15 tonnes (3-axle) or 26 tonnes (5-axle semi); doesn't apply to provincial-highway bridges.
| default speed limit | 40 kilometres per hour | s. 2 |
Caps speed at 40 km/h on public highways within the hamlets of Lac Vert, Pleasantdale or Silver Park; exempts emergency vehicles on duty.
| reduced speed zones | 50 km/h on a described portion of public highway (south of SW-2-40-18) | "greater than 50 kilometers per hour on that portion of a public highway" |
Caps speed at 50 km/h on the public highway south of SW-2-40-18-W2; requires posted signage at the start/end of the zone. Adopted 'Oct. [day blank], 1993'.