C-24.2 - Highway Safety Code

Section 626 Disposition versions

2020-12-30

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of road vehicle traffic and the meeting and passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, in compliance with the conditions and limits prescribed by section 73 of the Act respecting off-highway vehicles (chapter V-1.3), off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane;

(17)  authorize, on all or part of a road it maintains, the supervisor in front of a snowblower to travel in a road vehicle;

(18)  determine the zones where free play is permitted and any applicable restrictions on traffic, safety rules and prohibitions respecting free play or any other condition; and

(19)  identify a shared street or bicycle boulevard on all or part of a public highway under its management, prescribe the boundaries of that shared space and prescribe any additional rules that are to be applicable.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport. The Minister of Transport may disallow all or part of the by-law or ordinance at any time. In such a case, the by-law or ordinance or the part of either that is disallowed ceases to have effect on the date a notice of disallowance is published in the Gazette officielle du Québec or on any later date specified in the notice. The Minister shall notify the municipality of his decision as soon as possible.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91; 2017, c. 13, s. 79; 2018, c. 7, s. 166; 2020, c. 26, s. 134.

2018-05-18

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of road vehicle traffic and the meeting and passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane;

(17)  authorize, on all or part of a road it maintains, the supervisor in front of a snowblower to travel in a road vehicle;

(18)  determine the zones where free play is permitted and any applicable restrictions on traffic, safety rules and prohibitions respecting free play or any other condition; and

(19)  identify a shared street or bicycle boulevard on all or part of a public highway under its management, prescribe the boundaries of that shared space and prescribe any additional rules that are to be applicable.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport. The Minister of Transport may disallow all or part of the by-law or ordinance at any time. In such a case, the by-law or ordinance or the part of either that is disallowed ceases to have effect on the date a notice of disallowance is published in the Gazette officielle du Québec or on any later date specified in the notice. The Minister shall notify the municipality of his decision as soon as possible.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91; 2017, c. 13, s. 79; 2018, c. 7, s. 166.

2018-04-18

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of road vehicle traffic and the meeting and passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane;

(17)  authorize, on all or part of a road it maintains, the supervisor in front of a snowblower to travel in a road vehicle;

(18)  determine the zones where free play is permitted and any applicable restrictions on traffic, safety rules and prohibitions respecting free play or any other condition; and

In force: 2018-05-18

(19)  identify a shared street or bicycle boulevard on all or part of a public highway under its management, prescribe the boundaries of that shared space and prescribe any additional rules that are to be applicable.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport. The Minister of Transport may disallow all or part of the by-law or ordinance at any time. In such a case, the by-law or ordinance or the part of either that is disallowed ceases to have effect on the date a notice of disallowance is published in the Gazette officielle du Québec or on any later date specified in the notice. The Minister shall notify the municipality of his decision as soon as possible.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91; 2017, c. 13, s. 79; 2018, c. 7, s. 166.

2017-06-16

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of oncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane;

(17)  authorize, on all or part of a road it maintains, the supervisor in front of a snowblower to travel in a road vehicle.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport. The Minister of Transport may disallow all or part of the by-law or ordinance at any time. In such a case, the by-law or ordinance or the part of either that is disallowed ceases to have effect on the date a notice of disallowance is published in the Gazette officielle du Québec or on any later date specified in the notice. The Minister shall notify the municipality of his decision as soon as possible.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91; 2017, c. 13, s. 79.

2012-06-30

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of oncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane;

(17)  authorize, on all or part of a road it maintains, the supervisor in front of a snowblower to travel in a road vehicle.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance under subparagraph 4 of the first paragraph must, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied with an information and signage plan. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied by a signage plan and a report showing that the operation of off-highway vehicles in the prescribed conditions is safe. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

Any by-law or ordinance under subparagraph 17 of the first paragraph shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied by a report describing and illustrating the highways and parts of highways where the supervisor in front of a snowblower is authorized to travel in a road vehicle. The report must state what inspections were carried out to ensure that the authorization does not compromise public safety. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91.

2010-12-10

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of oncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building;

(16)  permit bicycles to travel against the traffic, under the conditions it determines, on all or part of a one-way traffic lane of a public highway it maintains, provided such permission is clearly shown by signs or signals at the intersections of the traffic lane.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance under subparagraph 4 of the first paragraph must, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied with an information and signage plan. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied by a signage plan and a report showing that the operation of off-highway vehicles in the prescribed conditions is safe. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79; 2010, c. 34, s. 91.

2007-12-21

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of oncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance under subparagraph 4 of the first paragraph must, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied with an information and signage plan. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied by a signage plan and a report showing that the operation of off-highway vehicles in the prescribed conditions is safe. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 90 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26; 2007, c. 40, s. 79.

2006-06-13

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

Any by-law or ordinance passed under subparagraph 14 shall, within 15 days after it is passed, be sent to the Minister of Transport, accompanied by a signage plan and a report showing that the operation of off-highway vehicles in the prescribed conditions is safe. The by-law or ordinance comes into force 45 days after it is passed unless it is the subject of a notice of disallowance published by the Minister in the Gazette officielle du Québec.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196; 2006, c. 12, s. 26.

2006-01-01

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle the municipality may, on the conditions it determines, appoint persons it authorizes to collect on its behalf the sums payable for the registration of non-motorized vehicles and to perform any other operation it indicates, and may determine the amount and mode of their remuneration;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains;

(15)  regulate the laying out of reserved lanes for emergency vehicles in the vicinity of buildings subject to Chapter III of the Building Act (chapter B-1.1) and prohibit the parking in those lanes of any other vehicle, even without the consent of the owner of the building.

Regional county municipalities shall exercise the regulatory powers provided for in this section only in regional parks.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146; 2005, c. 6, s. 196.

1998-07-21

626. A municipality may by by-law or, where the law so authorizes, by ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79; 1998, c. 40, s. 146.

1997-10-02

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  permit, on the conditions and for the periods of time it fixes, off-highway vehicles or certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway it maintains.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10; 1996, c. 60, s. 79.

1995-06-21

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided that the prohibition is indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23; 1995, c. 25, s. 10.

1995-05-01

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided it allows road vehicles the use of roads permitting them to drive across the territory of the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those roads and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1; 1994, c. 23, s. 23.

1995-01-30

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads it indicates and, where appropriate, for the period it fixes, provided it allows road vehicles the use of roads permitting them to drive across the territory of the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those roads and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree and Inuit Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62; 1995, c. 3, s. 1.

1993-04-01

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the roads and for the period it indicates provided it allows road vehicles the use of roads permitting them to drive across the territory of the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those roads and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree and Inuit Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125; 1992, c. 54, s. 62.

1992-10-01

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the streets it indicates provided it allows road vehicles the use of streets permitting them to drive across the territory of the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those streets and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools, facilities maintained by an institution operating a hospital centre or a residential and long-term care centre contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services (chapter S-4.2) and hospital centres contemplated in the Act respecting health services and social services for Cree and Inuit Native persons (chapter S-5);

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232; 1992, c. 21, s. 125.

1991-02-01

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the streets it indicates provided it allows road vehicles the use of streets permitting them to drive across the territory of the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those streets and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools and hospital centres;

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626; 1990, c. 83, s. 232.

1987-06-29

626. A municipality may by by-law or ordinance

(1)  determine classes of non-motorized vehicles that are subject to registration and determine the amount of the registration fee exigible according to such classes;

(2)  require every resident of its territory who owns a non-motorized vehicle subject to registration that he registers such vehicle;

(3)  provide for the issue of a certificate evidencing the registration of a non-motorized vehicle and require the holder to carry the certificate when using the vehicle;

(4)  prescribe the minimum and maximum speed limits for road vehicles in its territory, which may be different for different locations except on public highways maintained by the Minister of Transport or on which the Minister of Transport has erected traffic signs in accordance with section 329;

(5)  prohibit all vehicular traffic, with or without exception, on the streets it indicates provided it allows road vehicles the use of streets permitting them to drive across the municipality and provided that the prohibition, the use of those streets and the route to be followed are indicated by traffic signs or traffic officers;

(6)  locate taxi stands and stops for buses and minibuses;

(7)  establish safety zones for pedestrians, and require and regulate their use;

(8)  establish rules regulating the direction of traffic, the meeting of uncoming vehicles and the passing of road vehicles on public highways maintained by it provided that such rules are compatible with the provisions of this Code relating to those matters;

(9)  establish rules regulating the movement of convoys on public highways maintained by it;

(10)  regulate the speed of road vehicles in parks or cemeteries under its control or prohibit the use of road vehicles in the lanes of parks or cemeteries provided that the speed limit or prohibition is clearly indicated by means of signs conspicuously placed at the entrance to the park or cemetery and along the lanes;

(11)  prohibit or restrict the movement of all or certain road vehicles in the vicinity of schools and hospital centres;

(12)  take the necessary measures to prevent or relieve traffic congestion;

(13)  determine the annual amount it may require for the erection of commercial tourist information signs on a public highway maintained by it;

(14)  establish norms and prohibitions with respect to the use and operation of recreation vehicles in its territory.

1986, c. 91, s. 626.