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Brampton By-law 93-93, s. 43(1) — Traffic and Parking By-law

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no person shall park any vehicle on any highway:

  • (a) within thirty (30) metres (100 feet) of any point designated as a bus or coach stop as measured on the approach side of such stop or within twenty-four (24) metres (80 feet) of said stop as measured on the leaving side of said stop;
  • (b) within eight (8) metres (26 feet) of the lot on which a fire hall is located, in front of or on the side of the highway on which the fire hall is located, or within thirty (30) metres (100 feet) of such lot on the opposite side of the highway;
  • (c) within fifteen (15) metres (50 feet) of an intersection;
  • (d) within sixty (60) metres (200 feet) of an intersection controlled by traffic signals;
  • (e) within thirty (30) metres (100 feet) of a railroad level crossing;
  • (f) within fifteen (15) metres (50 feet) of a designated school crossing;
  • (g) on either side of the portion of highway adjacent to a school property between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, inclusive;
  • (h) on either side of the portion of highway adjacent to a playground or park;
  • (i) within thirty (30) metres (100 feet) of a pedestrian crossover;
  • (j) within fifteen (15) metres (50 feet) from the tangent of a curve, on the inside portion of a road elbow curve;
  • (k) at any designated accessible parking space unless a valid accessible parking permit has been placed on said vehicle;
  • (l) within fifteen (15) metres of a traffic calming measure. By-law 93-93 - Consolidated Text Revision Date: 2026/02/12 page 22

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