Abbotsford : Règlement no 3066, art. 65(a) — Street and Traffic Bylaw, 2021

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

• (b) the weight on any one axle, or combination of axles, of the commercial vehicle exceeds the weight prescribed by the Commercial Transport Act for the commercial vehicle to be carried on an axle, or combination of axles; “oversized vehicle” means a commercial vehicle for which the outside width, height or overall length of the commercial vehicle with its load, if any, exceeds the permissible outside width, height or overall length prescribed by the Commercial Transport Act for the commercial vehicle; “owner” has the same meaning as in
• (a) the Community Charter in respect of real property, and
• (b) the Motor Vehicle Act in respect of a vehicle; “parade” means a procession of more than 30 pedestrians or 10 vehicles on a highway, but does not include a funeral procession; "passenger zone” means a designated area of a highway, marked by a traffic control device, where a motor vehicle may temporarily stop for the exclusive purpose of loading or unloading passengers, subject to the restrictions or conditions stated on the traffic control device; [B/L 3569-2024] “recreational vehicle” means the following:
• (a) a self-propelled vehicle or a trailer primarily designed as temporary living quarters for recreational or travel use, including
• (i) a motor home, and
• (ii) a camper;
• (b) a motorized or non-motorized recreational watercraft, including a trailer designed for the hauling and storage of the recreational watercraft; “residential block” means the portion of the highway or boulevard between two adjacent intersections of two or more sets of intersecting roadways located within a residential neighbourhood as designated within the Official Community Plan Bylaw; “security deposit” means a cash deposit, irrevocable letter of credit or other form of security deposited by an applicant for the purposes of obtaining a permit; “shared vehicle” means
• (a) a vehicle owned and operated by a person whose principal business objective is to provide its members with a car-sharing service by which such members have access to a fleet of shared vehicles that they may reserve for use,
• (b) a car pool vehicle within the meaning of the Passenger Transportation Regulation, or
• (c) a passenger transportation pool vehicle within the meaning of the Passenger Transportation Regulation; “special event” has the same meaning as in the Outdoor Special Event, Filming and Activities Bylaw; “telecommunications facility” has the same meaning as in the Telecommunications Act (Canada); "traffic control device” has the same meaning as in the Motor Vehicle Act; [B/L 3569-2024] “traffic control person” means an adult who
• (a) is certified by the Workers' Compensation Board of British Columbia as having met the training standards for a traffic control person under the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation,
• (b) has undergone a criminal record check showing no history of offences or outstanding charges relevant to traffic control, child safety or public safety, and
• (c) has been approved by a bylaw enforcement officer as being adequately prepared and competent to control traffic in the City for a particular purpose; “trail” means a footpath, a pathway, a track or an unpaved laneway or road used for recreational activities, including use by pedestrian, animal or vehicular traffic; [B/L 3569-2024] “truck route” means a portion of highway designated as a truck route under section 52 [truck routes]; "truck tractor” has the same meaning as in the Commercial Transport Act; [B/L 3569-2024] “utility company” means a gas, water, telephone, power, radio or television broadcasting company or closed-circuit television company; “weight differential” means the difference between the allowable weight and the actual weight on any axle or group of axles or the entire vehicle, whichever is greater; [B/L 3292-2022] “works” means the placing, replacing, operation, construction, installation, maintenance, repair or removal of a pole, a tower, a structure, a wire, a pipe, a pipeline, a conduit, a tunnel or other similar structure, including a support structure, a transmission line and other similar telecommunications facilities on, over, under, along or across a highway within the City.