['Size and Weight Limits']
['Weights and dimensions']
03/25/2026
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Ontario
Highway Traffic Act
Part VIII: Weight
Every consignor of goods, or the consignor's agent or employee, who causes a vehicle or combination of vehicles not owned by the consignor to be loaded so that when operated on a highway,
(a) the weight on any millimetre in the width of the tire exceeds a limit set out in subsection 115 (1) or in the regulations;
(b) the axle unit weight on an axle unit exceeds a limit set out in section 116 or 119 or in the regulations;
(c) an axle group weight exceeds a limit set out in section 117 or 119 or in the regulations;
(d) the gross vehicle weight exceeds a limit set out in section 118 or 119 or in the regulations; or
(e) the gross vehicle weight exceeds the gross vehicle weight specified in a permit referred to in section 121,
is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine as if the consignor had been convicted under section 125. 1994, c. 29, s. 1; 2015, c. 27, Sched. 7, s. 23.
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