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Windsor By-law 9023, s. 14 — On every highway except one-way highways, a vehicle which is stopped for the purposes of parking or for the purpose of taking on or discharging passengers, or loading or unloading merchandise, shall be brought by its operator to a stop with the righthand wheels thereof not more than thirty centimetres (30 cm.) from the righthand curb, and where parking is permitted on the lefthand side of a one-way highway, the lefthand wheels of a vehicle stopped for any of the purposes aforesaid shall not be more than thirty centimetres (30 cm.) from the lefthand curb; provided that where angle parking is permitted under Section 11 hereof, the provisions of Section 11 and Schedule "N" (Angle Parking) hereof shall prevail. (amended B/L 9l43, Sept. 2l/87; B/L 11674, Dec.20/93) (DELETED B/L 148-2020, Nov. 9, 2020)

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On every highway except one-way highways, a vehicle which is stopped for the purposes of parking or for the purpose of taking on or discharging passengers, or loading or unloading merchandise, shall be brought by its operator to a stop with the righthand wheels thereof not more than thirty centimetres (30 cm.) from the righthand curb, and where parking is permitted on the lefthand side of a one-way highway, the lefthand wheels of a vehicle stopped for any of the purposes aforesaid shall not be more than thirty centimetres (30 cm.) from the lefthand curb; provided that where angle parking is permitted under Section 11 hereof, the provisions of Section 11 and Schedule "N" (Angle Parking) hereof shall prevail. (amended B/L 9l43, Sept. 2l/87; B/L 11674, Dec.20/93) (DELETED B/L 148-2020, Nov. 9, 2020)

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