For the information of residents: Beginning May 15, 2022, and lasting until November 15, 2022, All Terrain Vehicles will be allowed to operate on the following roadways in The City of Corner Brook:

• Riverside Drive.
• Main Street.
• Herald Avenue.
• Broadway.
• Pier Road.
• Paved trail between Pier Road and Griffin Drive.
• Petries Street.
• Hilliard’s Road.
• West Street.
• Park Street.
• Confederation Drive.
• Lundrigan Drive.

They must remain on the designated route, and restrict travel between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day. An interactive map of the route and amenities can be found at www.cornerbrook.com/atv-routes.

Operators must follow these guidelines in order to operate their ATV on the select routes:

• Driver must be at least 16 years of age.
• Driver must possess a driver’s license.
• Driver must possess liability insurance.
• Driver must follow the rules outlined in the Highway Traffic Act and Motorized Snow Vehicle & All-Terrain Vehicle Act.

Rules of the road for ATVs:

• 40km/hr on paved roadways.
• 20km/hr on pathways.
• No modifications to mufflers to make it sound louder.
• Yield right-of-way to other vehicles and pedestrians.
• Dirt bikes, trikes, and other 2-3 wheeled motorized vehicles are prohibited.

ATV Operators can apply for a special permit so they can access designated routes from their homes. The form is available online at www.cornerbrook.com/atv-permit. Due to the large volume of permit applications early in the season, please allow 5-7 business days for your application to be processed. People with a 2021 Permit can continue to use those for the 2022 season so long as they do not have a new vehicle, need a new route nor have new riders which must be added. If these details must be changed, please proceed through the regular permitting process.

If an ATV operator comes up on a bicycle rider, runner or walker, they must wait until it is safe to pass and then do so with at least one metre of space. If a car comes up on an ATV operator, they must wait until it is safe to do so and then pass with at least one metre of space.