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Traffic & streets — Hartland, New Brunswick: Town of Hartland By-Law No. E-4, A By-Law Relating to Traffic Control

In the Town of Hartland, New Brunswick, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Hartland By-Law No. E-4, A By-Law Relating to Traffic Control, verified 2026-09-27. Sidewalk or boulevard use: No person shall operate a bicycle on any sidewalk except for the purpose of crossing same.

Town of Hartland By-Law No. E-4, A By-Law Relating to Traffic Control adopted bylaw

truck route rule	Truck routes: Main Street, Cloverdale Road (Route 575), McLean Avenue; vehicles larger than one-half (1/2) ton capacity restricted to truck routes except local access/deliveries.	s. 8; s. 9
sidewalk or boulevard use	No person shall operate a bicycle on any sidewalk except for the purpose of crossing same.	"No person shall operate a bicycle on any sidewalk except for the purpose of crossing same"
fine range	Parking: Twenty (20) dollars if paid within forty-eight (48) hours from date of violation; twenty-five (25) [OCR garbled] to a maximum of one hundred (100) dollars	15; "Parking: Twenty (20) dollars"; "to a maximum of one hundred (100) dollars"

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Designates truck routes (Main St., Cloverdale Rd./Rte 575, McLean Ave.), a school-zone speed rule, a one-way section of School Street, through-highways with stop signs, laned highways, a no-U-turn at the Covered Bridge, and bans bicycles on sidewalks; also sets street parking zones and a winter overnight parking ban.

Town of Hartland By-Law C-1, Streets and Sidewalks

Long-standing by-law requires a permit to excavate or obstruct a street/sidewalk, bans structures (fences, porches, awnings) encroaching over the street line, and regulates snow/ice disposal and blasting near public ways.