What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Town of Caledon, Ontario, traffic & streets rules are set by Encroachment By-law (Consolidation) No. 2022-027 and 3 other bylaws, verified 2026-09-25. Fines: to a minimum fine of $500 and to a maximum fine of $100,000; daily minimum $500 maximum $10,000. Default speed limit: 50 kilometres per hour. Street obstruction: No person shall erect, plant, place or continue, or cause to be erected, planted, placed or continued an encroachment on public land.
No person shall erect, plant, place or continue, or cause to be erected, planted, placed or continued an encroachment on public land.
s. 3.1
sidewalk or boulevard use
shall not be planted in, or overhang a shoulder, sidewalk or roadway; shall not exceed one hundred (100) centimetres in height
s. 4.1
fine range
to a minimum fine of $500 and to a maximum fine of $100,000; daily minimum $500 maximum $10,000
s. 8.3
scout note
Regulates encroachments onto Town boulevards and makes consequential amendments to the Traffic By-law.
Entrance By-law No. 2026-056
adopted bylaw
Regulates construction of entrances/driveways onto municipal roads and highways in Caledon and requires an entrance permit; comes into force once the Fees By-law is amended for permit fees.
Regulates use of highways: 40 km/h School Zones, Community Safety Zones, and detailed speed-limit/traffic-control-device schedules across Caledon roads; repeals earlier traffic by-laws.