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Traffic & streets — Torquay, Saskatchewan: Village of Torquay Traffic Bylaw No. 2014-03

In the Village of Torquay, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Village of Torquay Traffic Bylaw No. 2014-03, verified 2026-09-27. Default speed limit: 40 kilometres per hour. Reduced speed zones: 30 kilometres per hour in designated playground areas or designated school zone areas. Truck route rule: Heavy vehicles only on routes in Schedule 'D'; no parking vehicles over one ton on specified streets except school buses.

Village of Torquay Traffic Bylaw No. 2014-03 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	Heavy vehicles only on routes in Schedule 'D'; no parking vehicles over one ton on specified streets except school buses.	s. 7(1)-(2); s. 5(1)-(2)
street obstruction	No person shall park a vehicle on a street or sidewalk so as to interfere with traffic; no placing obstructions on street or sidewalk.	s. 8(1); s. 14(1)
sidewalk or boulevard use	No riding/driving/leading/backing horse, vehicle, or contrivance on sidewalk except at crossings unless permitted; no parking on sidewalk or unpaved boulevard.	s. 17(1); s. 3(2)(e)

scout note

Speed limits: 40 km/h Village-wide (excluding provincial Hwy 350), 30 km/h in a designated lower zone, 20 km/h in lanes; regulates the general flow of traffic on Village streets.