London By-law PS-113, s. 21.1(5) — Traffic and Parking By-law
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In a reserved lane, set out by subsection 21.1(1), neither section 8 nor subsection (2) apply to prevent:
- (a) the driver of a cab, operating under a valid licence, from stopping for
a period of not more than 45 seconds for the purpose of and while in the process of receiving or discharging passengers;
- (b) the stopping of a motor vehicle for the purpose of and while actually engaged in receiving or discharging a physically disabled person, provided that such motor vehicle has a valid disability parking permit displayed upon its dashboard or on the sun visor in accordance with the provisions of the Highway Traffic Act;
- (c) the driver of a school bus from pulling into or out of a school bus bay at a school;
- (d) a vehicle pulled over for emergency purposes or repairs;
- (e) the ingress and egress from a private lane or driveway adjacent to the reserved lane;
- (f) the making of a turn at a highway intersecting the reserved lane;
- (g) the entering or exiting a curb lane used for parking.
- (h) the stopping of a police, fire or emergency medical services vehicle while actively engage in providing emergency services;
- (i) the stopping of a passenger vehicle of the London Transit Commission when actively discharging or picking up passengers;
- (j) the stopping of a maintenance vehicle of the Corporation or under contract to the Corporation while actively engaged in maintenance activities within the road allowance; or
- (k) the stopping of a solid waste collection vehicle of the Corporation or under contract to the Corporation while actively engaged in material collection activities within the road allowance. Obstructing Traffic
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