6. (1) A district manager or a designated forest official may cause a traffic control device to be erected on a forest service road if, in the district manager's opinion, restrictions on the use of the road or the traffic on the road are required to achieve the purposes of section 4 (b) and (c) of the Ministry of Forests Act.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), a traffic control device may be used in any of the following ways:
(a) to close the road to all traffic or to specified categories or sizes of motor vehicles including those not engaged in commercial activities;
(b) to close the road totally, or for a specified period of time;
(c) to regulate the movement of traffic;
(d) to require the use of 2-way radio systems during certain hours in order to coordinate the movement of traffic, including specifying the radio frequency to be used on portions of forest service roads;
(e) to restrict the use of vehicles having characteristics that could damage the forest service road or create a safety risk;
(f) to warn drivers of hazardous or unusual conditions existing on forest service roads.
