How a Public Assembly Can Shorten the 100-Metre Setback
Quebec ATV regulations and the public assembly exception explain how off-highway vehicles can shorten the setback rule.
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The January 2012 Grandfather Date
The January 2012 grandfather date in Quebec protects authorized off-highway vehicle trails from new dwelling setback rules.
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30 Metres on an Older Trail
Quebec off-road trail setback rules explain the one hundred metre distance required between ATVs and residential dwellings.
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100 Metres From a Dwelling
Quebec’s off-highway vehicle setback rule explains the legal requirement to stay 100 metres away from dwellings.
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500 Metres Where Terrain Forces It
Quebec off-highway vehicle rules explain the five hundred metre public road exception for impassable trail obstacles.
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200 Metres of Sightline at 90 km/h
Quebec off-highway vehicle road crossing regulations require a two hundred metre sightline on roads with ninety kilometre per hour speed limits.
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100 Metres of Sightline at 50 km/h
Quebec Off-Highway Vehicle Act rules require a one hundred metre sightline when operating an ATV at fifty kilometres per hour.
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50 Metres of Sightline at 30 km/h
Quebec quad riders crossing 30 km/h public roads need an unobstructed fifty metre sightline in both directions.
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Crossing a Quebec Road at a Right Angle
Quebec ATV and UTV trail rules require riders to cross paved or gravel public roads directly at a right angle.
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Workers Exempt From Signage
Worker exemptions under Quebec off-highway vehicle laws explain how to legally operate quads on public roads without signage.
