Winnipeg : Règlement no 86/2016, art. 11 — Winnipeg Parking By-law

11. No parking zone 11(1) No vehicle may be parked at a place where parking is prohibited by a traffic control device. 11(2) No vehicle, other than a bus, may be stopped or parked in a space designated by a traffic control device for bus parking. 11(3) No vehicle other than a taxi licensed under the Vehicles for Hire By-law may be stopped or parked in a space designated by a traffic control device for taxi or taxicab parking. amended 129/2017 11(4) No vehicle other than a carshare vehicle with a valid Carshare Parking Permit may be stopped or parked in a space designated by a traffic control device for carshare vehicle parking. added 7/2022 11(5) No vehicle other than a rideshare vehicle or taxi may be parked or stopped in a space designated by a traffic control device for rideshare vehicle loading. added 110/2025 TIME RESTRICTIONS 12 Time-limited parking zone 12(1) Subject to this section, where a parking space is governed by a traffic control device that specifies the length of time that a vehicle may be parked in that space, no vehicle may be parked in that space for a greater length of time. 12(2) When paid parking applies to a parking space, a vehicle may be parked in that space for up to 30 extra minutes as long as the fee for parking in that space during that extra time has been paid. By-law No. 86/2016 13 12(3) If a disabled person’s parking permit is being used and displayed in a vehicle in accordance with The Highway Traffic Act and the regulations under that Act, the vehicle may be parked in the same space for up to four hours if paid parking does not apply to that space or if the maximum fee that may be paid at one time for parking in that space has been paid. 12(4) The limits in subsections (1) to (3) apply even if the period of time for which a parking fee has been paid has not yet expired. 12(5) Subsections (2) and (3) do not authorize parking in a space during any time that parking or stopping in that space is prohibited by a traffic control device. 12(6) During any period throughout which a parking time limit applies to a parking space, no vehicle may be parked more than once per day on the same side of the block that includes that space. 12(7) During the period to which an order under section 63 (lifting of time-limit restrictions) applies to a paid parking space, subsections (1) to (3) do not apply to any vehicle parked in that space. amended 70/2023 13 One-hour limit for large vehicles and trailers amended 70/2023 13(1) Despite section 12, none of the following vehicles may be parked on a street for more than one hour:

• (a) a large vehicle;
• (b) a trailer;
• (c) deleted 70/2023 13(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to
• (a) a vehicle shown to be in active use by a tradesperson working on premises in the immediate area; amended 70/2023
• (b) a bus parked in a space designated by a traffic control device for bus parking; or amended 70/2023
• (c) a Winnipeg Transit bus parked at a bus stop. added 70/2023 13(3) The one-hour limit in subsection (1) applies to a paid parking space even if the time period for which a parking fee has been paid has not yet expired. By-law No. 86/2016 14 PAID PARKING 14 Paid parking 14(1) When paid parking applies to a parking space, a vehicle must not be parked in that space unless
• (a) the fee for parking in that space at that time, as specified by a parking meter or traffic control device, has been paid; and
• (b) the payment is evidenced by
• (i) a parking meter that indicates that the period for which the fee has been paid has not yet expired,
• (ii) a receipt that indicates a period of time that has not yet expired is displayed in a manner that makes the time of expiry clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle, amended 70/2023
• (iii) a valid prepaid parking voucher that applies to the time the vehicle is parked there is displayed in a manner that makes the date and start time clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle, or amended 70/2023
• (iv) a virtual parking permit. added 70/2023 14(2) Clause 14(1)(b) does not apply if the owner or operator of the vehicle uses a method of payment approved by the General Manager to charge the parking fee to a credit card or other type of account by means of an electronic communication that identifies amended 70/2023
• (a) by reference to the meter number or otherwise, the area or location at which the vehicle is parked;
• (b) the plate number of the vehicle; and
• (c) the period or the expiration time of the period for which the fee is paid and the vehicle is parking within the period for which the fee has been paid. 14(3) deleted 70/2023 14(4) Despite a traffic control device that indicates that paid parking applies, this section does not apply to any vehicle parked in an on-street space on a holiday as determined by The Interpretation Act, CCSM c. I80, but sections 12 and 13 do apply on such a holiday. amended 70/2023 By-law No. 86/2016 15 14(5) During the period to which an order under section 63 (lifting of time-limit restrictions) applies, subsection (1) does not apply to a vehicle that is parked in a space to which that order applies unless it is a large vehicle. OTHER PARKING RESTRICTIONS 15 Temporary parking or stopping restrictions amended 103/2021; 70/2023 15(1) If a temporary traffic control device prohibiting stopping or parking is placed or erected on a street by or on behalf of the City, no vehicle may be stopped or parked on that street in contravention of that sign amended 103/2021; 70;2023 15(2) Subsection (1) does not apply within the first 24 hours after the sign is placed or erected on that street by or on behalf the City. 16 Various stopping and parking restrictions 16(1) Except when necessary to comply with a traffic control device, no vehicle may be stopped or parked
• (a) on a sidewalk or where a sidewalk crosses a roadway;
• (b) on a bicycle path or a pathway for pedestrians and cyclists or where such a path or pathway crosses a roadway;
• (c) on a crosswalk or within three metres of a crosswalk situated in front of the vehicle;
• (d) within three metres of the point on the edge of the roadway directly opposite a fire hydrant;
• (e) on a boulevard;
• (f) in an intersection or within three metres of an intersection;
• (g) in front of a driveway;
• (h) in such a manner as to constitute an obstruction or hazard on a roadway;
• (i) on the roadway side of a vehicle stopped or parked at the edge of the roadway;
• (j) within 30 metres of the nearest rail of a railway crossing; or
• (k) within nine metres of a flashing beacon, stop or arrêt sign or traffic control signal located ahead of the vehicle at the side of the roadway. By-law No. 86/2016 16 16(2) For the purpose of clause (1)(f), the distance from an intersection is to be measured along the curb of the roadway in question — or edge of the roadway in the absence of a curb — from the point at which that curb or edge ceases to follow the lateral curb line of the roadway and begins to arc toward the nearest curb or edge of the other roadway. 16(3) For the purpose of clause (1)(g), a vehicle is considered to be in front of a driveway if any part of the vehicle is parked between the points where the driveway’s edges intersect the roadway, or, in the case of a widened private approach, the edge(s) of the private approach. added 103/2021 17 Position and direction of parked or stopped vehicle amended 103/2021 17(1) Except as otherwise required or authorized by a traffic control device, a vehicle parked or stopped on a street must be parked or stopped parallel to the edge of the roadway and amended 70/2023
• (a) within 45 cm (18
• in) of the physical barrier or painted line separating the roadway and a bicycle path, if there is one;
• (b) within 45 cm (18
• in) of the curb, if there is one, and no bicycle path lies between the curb and the roadway;
• (c) on the shoulder if there is one; or
• (d) as close as practicable to the edge of the roadway if there is no bicycle path, no curb and no shoulder. 17(2) If a vehicle on a street is stopped or parked in a traffic lane in which parking is permitted, it must face the same direction as the flow of traffic in that lane. If it is stopped or parked on a shoulder or a lane reserved for parking, it must face the same direction as the flow of traffic in the adjacent lane. amended 103/2021 17(3) Subsection (2) does not apply amended 70/2023
• (a) in areas to which a Use of Street Permit issued under the Streets By-law applies, or in a work area, as defined in the Manual of Temporary Traffic Control approved by Council, so long as the Manual of Temporary Traffic Control is being followed, or
• (b) to a vehicle whose driver holds a permit that allows them to stop, stand or park the vehicle on the left side of a highway with the left-hand wheels thereof parallel to that side, in accordance with s. 124.2(1)(b) of The Highway Traffic Act. By-law No. 86/2016 17 18 Spaces reserved for physically disabled persons 18(1) No vehicle may be stopped or parked
• (a) in a designated parking space or a disabled loading zone; or
• (b) in such a manner as to obstruct access to such a space; unless a disabled person’s parking permit is being used and displayed in the vehicle in accordance with The Highway Traffic Act and the regulations under that Act. 18(2) No vehicle may be stopped or parked in a designated parking space or a disabled loading zone while there is displayed in the vehicle a card or other object that is not, but when seen from outside the vehicle could reasonably be mistaken for, a valid disabled person’s parking permit. 19 Stopping or parking in loading zones 19(1) No vehicle may be stopped or parked in a loading zone unless it is in the process of being loaded or unloaded. 19(2) No vehicle may remain in a loading zone, even if it is in the process of being loaded or unloaded, for longer than the length of time specified on the traffic control devices designating the loading zone or, if no time limit is specified,
• (a) 30 minutes, if the loading zone is designated by a traffic control device as a disabled loading zone; or
• (b) 15 minutes, in any other case. 19(3) No rideshare vehicle or taxi may remain in a space designated by a traffic control device for rideshare vehicle loading for longer than the length of time specified on that traffic control device or, if no time limit is specified, 15 minutes. added 110/2025