C-24.2, r. 37.1.01 - Pilot project for traffic on public highways comprising a roadway with a two-way centre lane

Section 10 Disposition versions

2024-07-03

10. The person responsible for the maintenance of a public highway must apply, on the roadway, a lane dividing line between the centre lane and each multifunctional lane.

Despite the first paragraph, when an intersection is not regulated by stop signs for traffic on the roadway with a two-way centre lane, no lane dividing line may be applied

(1)  if the intersection is a crossroads, within the intersection, as illustrated by standardized drawing PP3 in Schedule II;

(2)  if the intersection is a T-junction, between the centre lane and the multifunctional lane crossed by road vehicles entering or leaving the roadway with a two-way centre lane, as illustrated by standardized drawing PP5 in Schedule II.

Within the meaning of this pilot project,

“lane dividing line” means a single white line of alternating lines and spaces 1 m long and between 0.1 m and 0.15 m wide.

M.O. 2024-14, s. 10.

Not in force

In force: 2024-07-03

10. The person responsible for the maintenance of a public highway must apply, on the roadway, a lane dividing line between the centre lane and each multifunctional lane.

Despite the first paragraph, when an intersection is not regulated by stop signs for traffic on the roadway with a two-way centre lane, no lane dividing line may be applied

(1)  if the intersection is a crossroads, within the intersection, as illustrated by standardized drawing PP3 in Schedule II;

(2)  if the intersection is a T-junction, between the centre lane and the multifunctional lane crossed by road vehicles entering or leaving the roadway with a two-way centre lane, as illustrated by standardized drawing PP5 in Schedule II.

Within the meaning of this pilot project,

“lane dividing line” means a single white line of alternating lines and spaces 1 m long and between 0.1 m and 0.15 m wide.

M.O. 2024-14, s. 10.