Richmond Hill By-law 1116, s. 1116.1.19 — Intersection - defined “intersection” means the travelled portion of a highway embraced by the extension of the curb lines to where such lines intersect or, where no curbs exist, the travelled portion of a highway embraced by lines extended 4.25 metres (14 feet) on either side, and parallel to, the centerline of a highway
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Intersection - defined “intersection” means the travelled portion of a highway embraced by the extension of the curb lines to where such lines intersect or, where no curbs exist, the travelled portion of a highway embraced by lines extended 4.25 metres (14 feet) on either side, and parallel to, the centerline of a highway.
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- 1116.1.17 Highway - defined “highway” includes a common or public highway, street, avenue, boulevard, parkway, driveway, island, square, place, bridge, viaduct or trestle, designed and intended for, or used by, the general public for the passage of motor vehicles
- 1116.1.18 Interfere with winter operations – defined “Interfere with Winter Operations” means to require the change of course, or to prevent the continuance on a course, or to in any way limit the effectiveness of materials and/or equipment used for winter operations. By-law 107-19, July 9, 2019
- 1116.1.20 Motor vehicle - defined “motor vehicle” means any vehicle drawn, propelled or driven by any kind of power, except muscular power, and includes a trailer, motorcycle, traction engine, farm tractor and road-building machine
- 1116.1.21 Motor vehicle owner - defined “motor vehicle owner” means the registered owner of a motor vehicle as registered with the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario. By-law 179-96, 15 July, 1996
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