How
to keep your snowmobile rights in Town
- All snowmobiles must be registered
under
the Motor vehicle Act.
- Snowmobiles are not to travel the
main or highway streets (crossing ok)
- Maximum speed 40 KPH on streets
and the Snowmobile Express.
- Snowmobiles are to stay on the streets
and off all private property within
Town limits. “Ride the Snowmobile
Express, not your neighbors’ property”
- Residential snowmobilers should take the
most direct route in and out of Town.
- No “cruising” around the streets.
- Residence snowmobilers can travel
through “no
snowmobiling zones”
to get in and
out of Town if a direct
route for you.
- Snowmobiles must take the most
direct route
home after 10:00 p.m.
(Town
Noise By-Law)
- Club members: “It’s our duty to turn
in Violators” and obey our rules.
- Citizens Phone the RCMP with complaints.
- Sled patrols will depend on level of
complaints.
How
to keep your snowmobile rights in Town
- All snowmobiles must be registered
under
the Motor vehicle Act.
- Snowmobiles are not to travel the
main or highway streets (crossing ok)
- Maximum speed 40 KPH on streets
and the Snowmobile Express.
- Snowmobiles are to stay on the streets
and off all private property within
Town limits. “Ride the Snowmobile
Express, not your neighbors’ property”
- Residential snowmobilers should take the
most direct route in and out of Town.
- No “cruising” around the streets.
- Residence snowmobilers can travel
through “no
snowmobiling zones”
to get in and
out of Town if a direct
route for you.
- Snowmobiles must take the most
direct route
home after 10:00 p.m.
(Town
Noise By-Law)
- Club members: “It’s our duty to turn
in Violators” and obey our rules.
- Citizens Phone the RCMP with complaints.
- Sled patrols will depend on level of
complaints.
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