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Ontario · R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 619
Speed limit zones adjusted on multiple Ontario highways including Hwy 11, 26, 48, 63, 65, 69, 124, and 632
The regulated boundaries of reduced-speed zones on several Ontario provincial highways have been updated. On Highway 11 through the District of Cochrane (Mattice-Val Côté and Hearst areas), the geographic start and end points of existing…
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Speed limit zones adjusted on multiple Ontario highways including Hwy 11, 26, 48, 63, 65, 69, 124, and 632
The regulated boundaries of reduced-speed zones on several Ontario provincial highways have been updated. On Highway 11 through the District of Cochrane (Mattice-Val Côté and Hearst areas), the geographic start and en…
Western Ontario gets a permanent year-round time zone set to Central Standard Time
A new regulation establishes a distinct timekeeping rule for the part of Ontario that lies west of the 90th meridian (roughly the far northwestern corner of the province). That area will permanently observe a time tha…
Sumo added as a regulated amateur combative sport in Ontario
Ontario's combative sports rules now include sumo as a formally recognized amateur combative sport, with its own prescribed ruleset titled "Sumo Amateur Combative Sport Rules" (version 1). Anyone wishing to promote, c…
New definition of 'work-related vehicle' added for roadside-safety passing rules
A new section is being added to this regulation that defines 'work-related vehicle' for the purposes of the Highway Traffic Act's slow-down/move-over rules. The definition covers motor vehicles commonly used for roads…
Fine schedule to use broader term 'specified vehicle' instead of 'emergency vehicle or tow truck' for certain roadside-passing offences
Three future amendments to the offence fine schedule are now flagged in the regulation text. Two items in Schedule 43 that currently describe offences related to passing an 'emergency vehicle or tow truck' will be upd…
Demerit point rules expanded to cover 'work-related vehicles' when passing stopped emergency or tow-truck situations
Three upcoming changes to Ontario's demerit point table will take effect together in 2027. First, two existing demerit point offences related to failing to slow down or move over for stopped vehicles will be expanded…
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