Commuting & Public Transit

Public transit

Beaumont Transit services the community through three primary stop locations:

Find out how to use Beaumont Transit in this section >>

Photo radar

Also known as Automated Traffic Enforcement (ATE), photo radar guidelines are set by the provincial government.

The City’s ATE program places the highest priority in those areas that are at the highest risk for personal injuries, such as schools and playgrounds. We publish our monthly ATE locations in the spirit of transparency.

Learn more about the photo radar program >>

RV parking & storage

Residents of Beaumont must store and park recreational vehicles (RVs) according to the direction of the City’s Land Use Bylaw and the Traffic Safety Bylaw. These bylaws establish:

  • how an RV can be parked on your property; and
  • how an RV can be parked on the street.

Discover the do’s and don’t’s of RV parking >>

E-scooters, e-bikes and other micromobility devices

E-scooters, e-bikes, micromobility devices (personal low-speed vehicles) and off-highway vehicles (OHVs) are subject to specific provincial and municipal regulations.

Learn more about using these to get around Beaumont…

Ride safely