What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Town of Oxbow, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Oxbow Bylaw No. 14-88 (Vehicles Carrying Dangerous Goods) and 1 other bylaw, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: First offence: not greater than $150.00; second: not greater than $250.00; third and subsequent: not greater than $500.00. Truck route rule: Dangerous Goods vehicles may operate only on highways designated as a Dangerous Goods Route (Appendix 1). Street obstruction: No pedestrian or driver shall obstruct, interfere with or interrupt free passage of traffic on any street, lane, driving lane or sidewalk.
| truck route rule | Dangerous Goods vehicles may operate only on highways designated as a Dangerous Goods Route (Appendix 1). | except on a highway designated as a Dangerous Goods Route |
Bars parking dangerous-goods vehicles within town limits (except bulk fuel/oil tankers in the M-Industrial zone or brief loading stops) and requires they use only a designated Dangerous Goods Route. Adopted August 8, 1988.
| truck route rule | Combined gross weight over 5,000 kg/11,000 lbs prohibited except on designated Heavy Vehicle Route; over 35 tonnes prohibited on any street. | s. 61(1)(a), (c) |
| street obstruction | No pedestrian or driver shall obstruct, interfere with or interrupt free passage of traffic on any street, lane, driving lane or sidewalk. | s. 9 |
| sidewalk or boulevard use | No person shall ride a bicycle upon the sidewalks; no motor vehicle on/across sidewalk except at sidewalk crossing. | s. 48, s. 54 |
| fine range | First offence: not greater than $150.00; second: not greater than $250.00; third and subsequent: not greater than $500.00 | s. 63(a)-(c) |
Regulates vehicle operation on Town streets, setting a speed limit per Schedule E plus general traffic-control and right-of-way rules under The Traffic Safety Act.