So teachers are back on strike this week.. (insert explicit language about teachers here)

Yet these days are technically not in any district calendar.. 30 or 50 zone?

Currently they're 50 zones.

But when the school calendar starts back up next week, I don't know if the limits apply. The BC School Act doesn't seem to define "School day" anymore.

Does it really matter? Your interpretation of legal definitions tends to disagree with the rest of the western world anyway...

i was just thinking about this the other day...no kids during lockout in Sept = 50 zone?

I'm usually bad with following the 30 zone in school/playgrounds unless I actually see kids walking/playing around :ban:...though I follow it to a T in backalleys just in case someone backs out suddenly or a kids come flying out on a skateboard/bike etc

I'm sure it matters to everyone who is wondering what the speed limit is in school zones after Sept 2...

Ok, so what's the official word for Tuesday?

The referenced ruling seems to be based on a school act that has since changed.

Here is the info ICBC sent me for my driving school..

School zone speed limits during ICBC road tests

During the continued B.C. schools labour disruption, ICBC driver examiners will be expecting drivers to treat school zones as being in effect as if it were a regular school day — so it’s important that you advise your students to drive at the appropriate speed while taking their road test.

If you have any questions about how speed zones apply during road tests, contact your local driver licensing office.