Back lane definition

Back lane means a highway situated wholly within the limits of any city, town or village or restricted speed area or reduced restricted speed area which has been designated, constructed and intended to provide access to and service at the rear of places of residence or business and includes alleys having a right-of-way width of not more than 9 metres.
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Back lane means a street that has been designed, constructed and intended to provide access to and service at the rear of places of residence or business;
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Back lane means a roadway which has been designed, constructed and intended to provide access to and service at the rear of places of residence or business and includes alleys having a width of not more than 9 metres;
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More Definitions of Back lane

Back lane or "Alley" means an open (traversable) right-of-way that has been designed, constructed and intended to provide access to, and service the rear of places of residence or business;
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Back lane means a highway situated wholly within the limits of any city, town or village or restricted speed area or reduced restricted speed area which has been designated, constructed and intended to provide access to and service at the rear of places of
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Back lane means a back lane as defined in subsection 1(1) of The Highway Traffic Act; (« ruelle »)
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