Nanaimo By-law 5000, s. 55.4(1) — Traffic and Highways Regulation Bylaw
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Notwithstanding section 55.2, a person may drive or operate a logging truck on a highway while the vehicle is transporting a load of logs or poles or both if each bundle of logs is restrained by at least 2 load encircling binders, at least 3 m apart where the length of the load allows, each binder having a breaking strength in its weakest component of not less than 5,500 kg and the vehicle is
- (a) equipped with the same bunk and stake assembly, unmodified, that it was equipped with at the time it was sold as a new vehicle and bears the National Safety Mark under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act (Canada) and the regulations made under it, or
- (b) not equipped and marked as described in paragraph
- (a) but equipped with bunks and stake assemblies that meet the standards of section 35.06(2) of the Motor Vehicle Act Regulations.
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