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Kitchener By-law Traffic and Parking, s. 2(i) — Traffic and Parking By-law

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Unless otherwise permitted in this By-law,

no person shall park a bicycle on any roadway or shoulder.

  • (ii) No person shall park a bicycle on any highway except in an upright position.
  • d) The Use of Sidewalks All pedestrians shall utilize sidewalks whenever they are provided adjacent to a roadway.
  • e) The Use of Roller Skates

Unless allowed under a permit granted by the Municipality, no person upon roller skates, roller blades or similar footwear shall go upon a roadway except for the purpose of crossing the roadway and when so crossing such person shall have the rights and be subject to the obligations of a pedestrian.

  • f) Obstructing a Sidewalk

No person shall obstruct or impede pedestrians on a sidewalk or multi-use trail unless otherwise permitted by the Municipality.

  • g) E-Scooters 1)
  • a) Subject to subsection
  • b) of this section, a person is permitted to operate an e-scooter on the following portions of a highway:
  • i. A Multi-use Trail;
  • ii. A Bicycle Lane;
  • iii. A Reserved Lane
  • iv. The shoulder of a highway with a posted rate of speed of 50 kilometers per hour or less if the highway has no Bicycle Lane or Reserved Lane; and
  • v. The roadway of a highway with a posted rate of speed of 50 kilometers per hours or less if the highway has no Bicycle Lane, Reserved Lane or shoulder
  • b) Subsection
  • a) of this section shall not apply if an authorized sign is posted on a Multi-use Trail, Bicycle Lane, Reserved Lane, shoulder or roadway that e-scooters are not permitted. 2) Where Bicycle Lanes and Reserved Lanes are not provided on a highway with a posted rate of speed of 50 kilometers per hours or less, the operator of an e-scooter shall:
  • a) if there is a shoulder on the highway, stay on the shoulder as close to the right edge of the shoulder as possible; and
  • b) if there is no shoulder on the highway, stay on the right side of the roadway as close to the edge of the roadway as possible. 3) No person shall:
  • a) operate an e-scooter on a highway except in compliance with Part IV

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