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Traffic & streets — Stoughton, Saskatchewan: Town of Stoughton Traffic Bylaw No. 413/14

In the Town of Stoughton, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Stoughton Traffic Bylaw No. 413/14, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: $20 to $250; $50 plus repairs for damage. Default speed limit: 40 kilometres per hour. Reduced speed zones: 30 kilometres per hour in designated playground areas or designated school zone areas.

Town of Stoughton Traffic Bylaw No. 413/14 adopted bylaw

default speed limit	40 kilometres per hour	s. 2(1)
reduced speed zones	30 kilometres per hour in designated playground areas or designated school zone areas	s. 2(2)
truck route rule	No parking vehicle over 1 ton on Main Street between Railway and Prairie, and Railway Avenue between Donnelly and Sullivan; heavy vehicles restricted to Schedule 'D'.	s. 5(1)-(2); s. 7(2)
street obstruction	No person shall without lawful authority place anything on a street or sidewalk causing obstruction to free unimpeded pedestrian or vehicular traffic.	s. 14(1)
sidewalk or boulevard use	No person shall ride a bicycle on sidewalks; no parking on sidewalk or unpaved boulevard.	s. 24(2); s. 3(2)(e)
fine range	$20 to $250; $50 plus repairs for damage	Penalties:

scout note

Sets a 40 km/h town speed limit (30 km/h in posted zones), restricts vehicles over 1 ton from parking on named Main St./Railway Ave. blocks, bans splashing pedestrians, tampering with traffic signs, and unusual vehicle noise (screeching tires, backfiring).