V-1.2 - Act respecting off-highway vehicles

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47. The Minister may, by regulation,
(1)  allow certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway maintained by the Minister, on the conditions and for the period of time the Minister determines;
(2)  determine any territory not forming part of the territory of a regional county municipality where the operation of off-highway vehicles is not restricted to the hours set out in the first paragraph of section 12.2, in particular where such vehicles are the principal means of transportation;
(3)  define the meaning of a sign or signal erected on a trail or in any other place where the operation of an off-highway vehicle is permitted under this Act;
(4)  prescribe the obligations of off-highway vehicle clubs with regard to signs and signals on the trails they operate;
(5)  establish which off-highway vehicles not equipped with a four-stroke or direct-injection two-stroke engine may be operated in the places listed in paragraphs 1 to 4 of section 12.1; and
(6)  determine the regulatory provisions made under this section whose violation constitutes an offence.
The regulatory standards established under this section may include exceptions and may vary according to the types, places of operation or uses of off-highway vehicles determined by the Minister.
1996, c. 60, s. 47; 2010, c. 33, s. 11.
47. The Minister may, by regulation,
(1)  allow certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway maintained by the Minister, on the conditions and for the period of time the Minister determines;
(2)  determine any territory not forming part of the territory of a regional county municipality where the operation of off-highway vehicles is not restricted to the hours set out in the first paragraph of section 12.2, in particular where such vehicles are the principal means of transportation;
(3)  define the meaning of a sign or signal erected on a trail or in any other place where the operation of an off-highway vehicle is permitted under this Act;
(4)  prescribe the obligations of off-highway vehicle clubs with regard to signs and signals on the trails they operate;
In force: 2020-01-01
(5)  establish which off-highway vehicles not equipped with a four-stroke or direct-injection two-stroke engine may be operated in the places listed in paragraphs 1 to 4 of section 12.1; and
(6)  determine the regulatory provisions made under this section whose violation constitutes an offence.
The regulatory standards established under this section may include exceptions and may vary according to the types, places of operation or uses of off-highway vehicles determined by the Minister.
1996, c. 60, s. 47; 2010, c. 33, s. 11.
47. The Minister may, by regulation,
(1)  allow certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway maintained by the Minister, on the conditions and for the period of time the Minister determines;
(2)  determine any territory not forming part of the territory of a regional county municipality where the operation of off-highway vehicles is not restricted to the hours set out in the first paragraph of section 12.2, in particular where such vehicles are the principal means of transportation;
Not in force
(3)  define the meaning of a sign or signal erected on a trail or in any other place where the operation of an off-highway vehicle is permitted under this Act;
Not in force
(4)  prescribe the obligations of off-highway vehicle clubs with regard to signs and signals on the trails they operate;
In force: 2020-01-01
(5)  establish which off-highway vehicles not equipped with a four-stroke or direct-injection two-stroke engine may be operated in the places listed in paragraphs 1 to 4 of section 12.1; and
(6)  determine the regulatory provisions made under this section whose violation constitutes an offence.
The regulatory standards established under this section may include exceptions and may vary according to the types, places of operation or uses of off-highway vehicles determined by the Minister.
1996, c. 60, s. 47; 2010, c. 33, s. 11.
47. The Minister may, by regulation, allow certain types of off-highway vehicles to be operated on all or part of a public highway maintained by him, on the conditions and for the period of time he indicates.
1996, c. 60, s. 47.