What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Town of Trenton, Nova Scotia, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Trenton By-law No. 13 - Streets Maintenance and Care, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: not exceeding twenty dollars; not less than one nor more than five dollars; not exceeding ten dollars; not exceeding five dollars. Street obstruction: No person shall place an encumbrance upon any street preventing free and uninterrupted public use. Sidewalk or boulevard use: No bicycle shall be ridden on any sidewalk.
Town of Trenton By-law No. 13 - Streets Maintenance and Care
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
No person shall place an encumbrance upon any street preventing free and uninterrupted public use.
s. 29
sidewalk or boulevard use
No bicycle shall be ridden on any sidewalk.
s. 76
fine range
not exceeding twenty dollars; not less than one nor more than five dollars; not exceeding ten dollars; not exceeding five dollars
s. 15; s. 28; s. 41; s. 47; s. 52; s. 66; s. 77; s. 82
scout note
Covers street/sidewalk obstructions and repairs, bars barbed wire fencing along a street, and bans riding a bicycle at "immoderate speed" or motor vehicles stopping so as to obstruct traffic - an old, still-hosted Town by-law.