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Ottawa By-law 2017-301, s. 45(2) — Traffic and Parking By-law

Traffic and Parking By-law

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  • (a) A driver shall give space to any large vehicle within a roundabout such as commercial vehicles and emergency vehicles as they may take up more than one entry lane and the entire circulatory roadway;
  • (b) When in a roundabout while an emergency vehicle is approaching, a driver shall take the immediate exit and proceed to a point beyond the splitter island and pull over as far to the right as possible to allow emergency vehicles to pass;
  • (c) A driver who has not yet entered the roundabout shall pull over as far to the right as possible and wait until the emergency vehicle has passed before proceeding;
  • (d) A driver of a large vehicle is permitted to use the inner or outer truck aprons where available to help maneuver around the roundabout;
  • (e) In the absence of a pedestrian crossover, pedestrians shall cross at the marked location waiting for an acceptable gap in traffic and crossing when safe to do so.
  • (f) Bicyclists may position their vehicle in such a manner as to “claim” the driving lane that they are using. MULTIPLE-LANED HIGHWAYS

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