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Gurps 02-18-2013 12:09 PM

There is no summer/winter tire law in Vancouver. We barely even get any snow.

KanataZ 02-18-2013 07:33 PM

The winter tire law is in the Province of Quebec. The Province of Ontario has no such law.

Kind of arbitrary here because Quebec is the other side of the river for me and believe it or not, the river does not protect us from winter on this side. :rofl2:

This link outlines the provincial laws, regulations and options.

Getting to know snow tire laws in your province

LMBmikeZ 02-18-2013 07:51 PM

I think soon enough Ontario will also be enforcing this, I know they are already "studying" it.


Must be rough eh? spend x,xxx,xxx amount of money to study if winter tires are safer in a winter climate:roflpuke2:

KanataZ 02-18-2013 09:54 PM

As long as the Parliament of Ontario is controlled by Southern Ontarians (esp. Toronto), there will likely never be such a law here. Toronto gets very little snow - 15 cm a couple of weeks ago was the most they'd seen in 5 years. In Ottawa, we call 15 cm a nice day.

Maybe they should start with mandating all-seasons. I was in the GTA at Christmas and saw lots of fools driving with summer tires. Even help push a guy driving a BMW with nice wide summer tires - he was stuck in about 2 inches of snow. Ditto a guy with a Merc.

Seriously though, it's sad that this needs to be legislated. Anyone who has driven with snows would not go back to all seasons and would never think of getting thru a winter with summer tires.

Shotta 02-19-2013 07:53 PM

Here in Southern Ontario its the salt that keeps me off the roads. They cake that stuff on so heavily that everything is white even without snow. I usually wait until after a few good rains before I bring out the car.

In BC everyday is a rain day so you would'nt have that issue out there, plus they are probably smart enough to not use salt.

TripleBlkZ 02-19-2013 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shotta (Post 2174566)
Here in Southern Ontario its the salt that keeps me off the roads. They cake that stuff on so heavily that everything is white even without snow. I usually wait until after a few good rains before I bring out the car.

In BC everyday is a rain day so you would'nt have that issue out there, plus they are probably smart enough to not use salt.

No salt but the damn gravel they pour on the roads is stupid sometimes. Last night we has a thin layer of snow over night were it was gone by lunch but over night they dumped a ton of gravel on the roads. It's like an excuse to use up the extra before spring.

nogoodname 02-19-2013 11:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shotta (Post 2174566)
Here in Southern Ontario its the salt that keeps me off the roads. They cake that stuff on so heavily that everything is white even without snow. I usually wait until after a few good rains before I bring out the car.

In BC everyday is a rain day so you would'nt have that issue out there, plus they are probably smart enough to not use salt.

I honestly always thought Ontario just used sand and over here in Quebec they put salt almost every snow fall and especially if rain is forcasted. There is also gravel and sand everywhere.

Marcusz 03-06-2013 08:31 PM

Mine only come out in april for new work to get done on it but it wont drive until may,no salt and gravel goes on my z


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