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Abbotsford By-law 3066, s. 63(a) — Street and Traffic Bylaw, 2021

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the gross vehicle weight of the commercial vehicle exceeds the licensed gross vehicle weight of the commercial vehicle,

  • (b) the weight of an axle, group of axles or axle unit is more than the weight authorized by the Commercial Transport Regulations, or
  • (c) the dimensions of the commercial vehicle do not conform to the Commercial Transport Regulations, with or without load,

unless the person obtains an overload or oversize vehicle permit. Posted restrictions 64 Despite the issuance of an overload or oversize vehicle permit, if the general manager posts

a sign restricting the maximum height, length, width, gross vehicle weight or load allowable on a highway or a portion of a highway, including a bridge, a vehicle exceeding the restriction must not use the highway or a portion of the highway to which the restriction applies. Division 3 - Regulations for Overloaded Vehicles, Oversized Vehicles and Extraordinary Traffic Permit required for overloaded vehicles, oversized vehicles or extraordinary traffic

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