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Abbotsford By-law 3066, s. 40(2) — 40 Roller skates, sleighs, skates and skis A person must not use roller skates, sleighs, skates, skis or other similar means of conveyance

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40 Roller skates, sleighs, skates and skis A person must not use roller skates, sleighs, skates, skis or other similar means of conveyance:

  • If a driver of a vehicle referred to in subsection (1)
  • (d) parks in a manner that would otherwise contravene this Division, the driver must take precautions to indicate the presence of the vehicle while parked or stopped. Parking 42 (1) A person must not park a vehicle as follows:
  • (a) in contravention of a traffic control device that prohibits or restricts stopping, standing, loading or parking;
  • (b) in a manner that obstructs the visibility of a traffic control device;
  • (c) on a sidewalk or a boulevard;
  • (d) on a multi-use pathway;
  • (e) in front of, or within 1.5 metres to either side of, a driveway, or in a manner that blocks access to or egress of the driveway;
  • (f) within 5 metres of a fire hydrant measured from a point in the curb or edge of the roadway that is closest to the fire hydrant;
  • (g) on a crosswalk or within 6 metres of the approach or the departure side of a crosswalk;
  • (h) within 6 metres of the approach side to any flashing beacon, stop sign or traffic control signal located at the side of a roadway;
  • (i) on a highway within 15 metres of the nearest rail of a railway crossing;
  • (j) on the paved portion of a roadway if the pavement is 5.8 metres or less in width; (B/L 3736-2026)
  • (k) alongside or opposite an existing excavation or obstruction if parking would obstruct traffic;
  • (l) on the roadway side of a vehicle stopped or parked at the edge or curb of a roadway;
  • (m) on a bridge or other elevated structure of a roadway, unless instructed by a traffic control device;
  • (n) in a parking stall designated for persons with disabilities, unless the vehicle displays a parking permit issued by the Social Planning and Research Council of British Columbia;
  • (o) outside of a designated space or area on a roadway if lines are painted on the surface of the roadway to designate parking spaces or areas;
  • (p) other than parallel with the curb or edge of a roadway, headed in the direction of traffic, unless the roadway is designated for angle parking by a traffic control device;
  • (q) with the curbside wheels of a vehicle more than 30 centimeters off the curb or edge of the roadway;
  • (r) on an angle, unless the roadway is designated for angle parking by a traffic control device and the vehicle is parked at an angle to the curb or roadway as instructed by the traffic control device, marks or signs and parallel to and between the lines and as close to the curb or edge of the roadway as practicable;
  • (s) in excess of the maximum length of time, as indicated on a traffic control device, allowed per day for parking the vehicle on the same block;
  • (t) within or partially within a bicycle lane;
  • (u) on a highway for a continuous period of more than 72 hours.
  • (v) within or partially within an intersection, except as permitted by a traffic control device or by a permit;
  • (w) within 6.0 metres of the property line of any intersecting highway, except laneways, or as designated by a traffic control device or by a permit;

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