Abbotsford : Règlement no 3066, art. 59(a) — 59 A person must not operate any of the following on a highway
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59 A person must not operate any of the following on a highway:
a passenger vehicle loaded such that a part of the load extends past the sides of the vehicle or more than one metre beyond the back of the vehicle;
- (b) a vehicle with wheels that are not equipped with solid or pneumatic tires in good order;
- (c) a vehicle equipped with solid tires with a thickness between the rim of the wheel and the surface of the highway of less than 3.2 centimeters;
- (d) a vehicle with solid rubber tires at a speed of more than 20 kilometers per hour;
- (e) a vehicle with wheels or tracks constructed with projecting spikes, cleats, ribs, clamps, flanges, lugs or other attachments or projections that extend beyond the tread or traction surface of the wheel, tread or track, unless the person operates the vehicle between October 1 and April 30 with
- (i) tire chains of reasonable proportions for safety purposes, or
- (ii) winter studded tires;
- (f) a vehicle that is loaded in a manner that would affect the safe operation of the vehicle, unless the vehicle is constructed and loaded to prevent any of the load from
- (i) shifting or swaying in a manner that would affect the safe operation of the vehicle, or
- (ii) dropping, sifting, leaking or otherwise escaping from the vehicle, unless the vehicle drops sand for the purpose of securing traction or the vehicle drops water, or another substance, on a roadway for the purpose of cleaning or maintaining the roadway;
- (g) a vehicle that is loaded in a manner that would affect the safe operation of the vehicle, unless the load and the covering for the load are securely fastened to prevent the load or the covering from becoming loose, detached or hazardous to other users of the highway;
- (h) a tow car with a vehicle in tow, unless auxiliary lights are connected to the vehicle in tow to ensure the tail lights, brake lights and turn signals of the vehicle in tow are operational. Stopping 60 (1) A driver of a vehicle must stop the vehicle if requested by a bylaw enforcement officer, at a time and place specified by the bylaw enforcement officer, for any of the following purposes:
- (a) weighing the whole or part of the vehicle by means of a stationary or portable scale;
- (b) measuring the dimensions of the vehicle and the load of the vehicle;
- (c) measuring and inspecting the tires of the vehicle;
- (d) inspecting the load carried by the vehicle;
- (e) ensuring compliance with this bylaw or a permit;
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