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Hamilton By-law 01-218, s. 13(a) — On-Street Parking By-law

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No person shall stop any vehicle:

  • Within an intersection or crosswalk, or within six (6) metres [20 ft.] of a crosswalk, whether said crosswalk is marked or not;
  • (b) Upon a bridge or in a subway or within thirty (30) metres [100 ft.] of either end thereof;
  • (c) Within a traffic circle or within thirty (30) metres [100 ft.] thereof;
  • (d) In front of or within forty-five (45) centimetres [18 in.] of either side of

a driveway to residential premises having not more than three dwelling units, or in front of or within one (1) metre [3 ft.] of either side of any other driveway, vehicle approach ramp, shipping entrance, lane or alley;

  • (e) On the right-hand side of any two-way roadway and on either side of any one-way roadway, within thirty (30) metres [100 ft.] on the vehicular approach side and within six (6) metres [20 ft.] on the vehicular departure side of any railway crossing or railway crossing warning signal;
  • (f) Within fifteen (15) metres [50 ft.] of a school crossing on a two-way roadway or within fifteen (15) metres [50 ft.] on the vehicular approach side or within six (6) metres [20 ft.] on the vehicular departure side of

a school crossing on a one-way roadway;

  • (g) Where temporary "No Stopping" signs are erected, placed or posted along any highway or part of a highway by an Officer of the Hamilton Police Service or an employee of the City pursuant to Section 22;
  • (h) Within nine (9) metres [30 ft.] of an intersection with any highway;
  • (i) Within seventy-five (75) metres [246 ft.] of any signalized intersection, provided suitable signs are erected and maintained, except buses at a sign marking a bus stop, and save that this prohibition shall not apply to the parking of a vehicle temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading merchandise or passengers, within a loading bay constructed adjacent to the through lanes of the roadway and designated as such in the appropriate schedule subjoined to this By-law;
  • (j) In front of or within three (3) metres [10 ft.] of the entrance of any fire hall, or on the opposite side of the street for the full width of said fire hall and an additional distance of fifteen (15) metres [50 ft.] each way;
  • (k) Except buses, within twenty-six (26) metres [85 ft.] on the approach side and nine (9) metres [30 ft.] on the leaving side of any sign marking a bus stop designated by a By-law of the City;
  • (l) On the roadway side of any vehicle parked or stopped at the curb or edge of the roadway;
  • (m) Along side or opposite any excavation or other obstruction when such stopping would obstruct or interfere with traffic;
  • (n) In front of or within nine (9) metres [30 ft.] of either side of a driveway, vehicle approach ramp, pedestrian pathway or pedestrian walk, leading to or from a school, park or playground area, provided suitable signs are erected and maintained;
  • (o) Within six (6) metres [20 ft.] of any signalized intersection, except buses at a sign marking a bus stop.
  • (p) At or near the edge of any roadway which adjoins a central boulevard.
  • (q) Less than three (3) metres [10 ft.] from a point at the edge of the roadway which is directly opposite a hydrant and on the same side of the roadway as said hydrant; or,
  • (r) In any City alleyway provided suitable signs prohibiting stopping are erected and maintained; or,
  • (s) Within forty-five (45) centimetres [18 in.] of any wheelchair ramp leading from a municipal sidewalk to the roadway; or,
  • (t) Within fifteen (15) meters [50 ft.] of an intersection, provided suitable signs are erected and maintained.

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