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Abbotsford By-law 3066, s. 50(2) — 50 Division 5 - Recreational Vehicle and Trailer Regulations Prohibited activities A person must not do any of the following in respect of a recreational vehicle or a trailer

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50 Division 5 - Recreational Vehicle and Trailer Regulations Prohibited activities A person must not do any of the following in respect of a recreational vehicle or a trailer:

  • The driver of a heavy truck must carry the permit in the heavy truck when operating the heavy truck on a highway. Posted restrictions 56 Despite the issuance of a permit, a person must not operate a heavy truck or load that is more than a restriction indicated by a traffic control device in respect of a maximum weight, height, length or width of a vehicle on a bridge or a highway. Departure from a truck route 57 (1) A person may operate a heavy truck on a highway that is not a truck route if the following conditions are met:
  • (a) the person takes the shortest and most direct route between a truck route and a destination and returns to a truck route using the same route;
  • (b) the person is departing from the truck route for one or more of the following purposes:
  • (i) to obtain fuel, repairs, accommodation or food at a commercial premises;
  • (ii) to collect or deliver cargo;
  • (iii) to supply a service.

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