Victoria By-law 09-079, s. 59(2) — Streets and Traffic Bylaw
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For the purposes of this section,
- (a) “designated authority” means the Victoria Resource Centre for Independent Living as organizations entitled to issue an accessible parking permit on being satisfied with an application in the manner prescribed by Division 38 of the Regulations referred to in subsection(2)(b);
- (b) “accessible parking permit “ means a permit in the form prescribed by Division 38 of the Motor Vehicle Act Regulations, B.C. Reg 26/58, issued by a designated authority or a placard, permit, decal or licence plate issued for the same purpose by an authority having jurisdiction elsewhere in British Columbia or Canada or in another country;
- (c) “permitted driver” means the driver of a vehicle who is the valid holder of and displays an accessible parking permit in the vehicle by BL 23-054
- (i) suspending it from the rearview mirror inside the vehicle so that it is in plain view of any person looking through the windshield of the vehicle from the sidewalk or roadside, or
- (ii) by placing it on the dashboard in front of the driver's position.
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