London By-law PS-113, s. 47(2) — Traffic and Parking By-law

For the purpose of subsection (1) a vehicle is deemed to have been parked for a period longer than that for which payment has been made:

• a) in the case where an individual parking meter is installed adjacent to the space used in whole or in part by such vehicle:
• (i) if the parking meter indicates no time remaining; or
• (ii) if payment for a pre-determined period of time has been made through a city-approved mobile payment application for the vehicle occupying such space as identified by the vehicle’s licence plate and the city mobile enforcement system indicates

no time remaining or unpaid;

• b) in the case where the parking space used in whole or in part by such vehicle is timed by a pay and display parking meter:
• (i) if the paper receipt dispensed by the pay and display parking meter is not displayed face up on the interior right-hand side of the front windshield of the vehicle so as to be clearly visible;
• (ii) if the paper receipt dispensed by the pay and display parking meter indicates a time or date that has expired; or
• (iii) if payment for a pre-determined period of time has been made through a city-approved mobile payment application for the vehicle occupying such space as identified by the vehicle’s licence plate and the city mobile enforcement system indicates

no time remaining or unpaid.

• c) in the case where more than one motorcycle is parked when the parking meter for such space occupied indicates no unexpired time or

a violation, all motorcycles occupying such space will be in violation. Annual Commercial Permits