Mission : Règlement no 1698-1987, art. 2.02(b) — Traffic Regulation Bylaw

every street, road, right-of-way, road allowance, boulevard, trail, Walkway, pathway, Lane, bridge, trestle, ferry landing, approach, and any other way used by or intended for use by the public, and includes the roadway, curb and gutter, Sidewalk, shoulder, Boulevard, and ditch. "Intersection" means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines, or if none, then the lateral boundary lines of the roadways of the two Highways which join one another at or approximately at right angles, or the area within which vehicles travelling on different highways joining at any other angle may come in conflict; and, for the purpose of this definition, Highway does not include Lane as defined in thisBylaw. Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 Page 6 of 24 "Lane" means a Highway having a right-of-way less than 10 m in width, which may provide access to the abutting properties. “Limited Speed Motorcycle” means a low-powered motorcycle, such as a moped or street legal scooter, which rely predominantly on motor power for propulsion. Limited speed motorcycles can have a maximum speed of 70 km/h on level ground and are equipped with either a 50 cc or smaller gas engine, or an electric motor with less than 1,500 watts. “Loading Zone" means the portion of a Highway, designated with a Traffic Control Device, for the exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or unloading of passengers or materials from such vehicle. “Motor Assisted Cycle” means a vehicle which combines bicycle pedal power with motor assistance, as specified in the Motor Vehicle Act . The motor of a motor assisted cycle must be an electric motor, have continuous power output ratings that in total do not exceed 500 watts, and must not be capable of propelling the motor assisted cycle at a speed greater than 32 km/hr on level ground. "Municipality" means the District of Mission. "Notice" means any warning, traffic ticket of any sort, bylaw violation notice of any sort, summons of any kind, parking ticket, or chalk mark placed on tires, issued under this bylaw. "Parade" means any procession, group, or body of persons, except members of the armed forces, numbering more than fifteen (15), standing, marching, cycling, walking, running, or moving in any way upon any Highway, street, sidewalk, Boulevard or Walking Strip in such

a way as to obstruct Traffic or draw the attention of motorists, OR any group of vehicles numbering ten (10) or more, except funeral processions, standing or moving on any street. “Park” means the standing of a vehicle or Cycle, whether occupied or not, except when standing temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or unloading. "Parking Attendant" means a person appointed by the District to enforce this Bylaw. “Peace Officer” means a constable or person having the powers of a constable under the provisions of the Police Act , or regular member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. "Permit" means permission issued pursuant to this Bylaw, not necessarily in writing. “Public Announcement” means any print or electronic communication to the public, which may include, but is not limited to newspaper notices, the District’s website, and social media communications. "Recreation Vehicle" means a Trailer, motor home, camper, boat, or boat on a Trailer for the private use of individuals or families. "Residential Area" means all areas which are zoned for residential use in accordance with Mission Zoning Bylaw 5050-2009, as amended. Residential Area include both sides of any Highway abutting a residential zoned property, or any area adjacent to a park or school. "School Traffic Patrol" means an adult school crossing guard or a student acting as a member of a traffic patrol at a school crossing. "Sleigh" means a sliding device propelled by human power, animal power, or gravity and on which a person may ride. Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 Page 7 of 24 "Through Highway" means a Highway or part of a Highway, at the entrances to which Traffic Control Devices are erected to restrict or temporarily stop Traffic from intersecting streets. "Time", where indicated in this bylaw or on a Traffic Control Device shall mean "Pacific Standard Time" or "Pacific Daylight Savings Time", as may be in current use in the District. "Traffic" includes pedestrians, ridden or herded animals, vehicles, Cycles, and other conveyances, either singly or together, while using a Highway to travel. "Traffic Control Device" means a sign, traffic signal, pavement marking, parking meter, parking pay station, space, barrier, curb, curb letdown or other device placed or erected by authority of the Engineer, to control traffic or regulate parking. “Traffic Control Person” means an individual who is currently certified by the Workers’ Compensation Board of British Columbia as having met the training standards for a traffic control person under the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation . "Trailer" means a vehicle without motive power, designed for carrying persons or property, and to be drawn by or used in conjunction with a motor vehicle, and includes a semi-trailer. “User Fees and Charges Bylaw” means the District of Mission User Fees and Charges Bylaw 4029-2007, as amended. "Utility Vehicle" means a vehicle operated by an employee of, or a contractor under hire to,

a public or private company or agency responsible for construction, operation, and maintenance of electrical, telephone, cable television, communications, natural gas, water, sewerage, drainage or roadworks, Traffic Control Devices, street lighting, or other related utility works and services, while being operated for the installation, inspection, operation or repair of such utilities. Such vehicle shall be marked or signed in such a way as to be identifiable with a utility company. "Walking Strip" means the lateral widening of the paved roadway and delineated by a White Line to the right of the travel lane, as improved for pedestrians, cyclists, or equestrians. "Walkway" means a portion of Highway separate from the paved roadway intended for pedestrian access. "White Line" as the context applies means a Traffic Control Device which indicates a specially controlled parking zone which will be accompanied by a sign(s) specifying the intended use of the zone. It shall also mean a solid white line painted on the travelled surface of a Highway to mark the boundaries beyond which a vehicle may not normally be operated. "Yellow Curb" means a Traffic Control Device consisting of a yellow painted curb which indicates that stopping or Parking upon or adjacent to such marking is prohibited. Consolidated Traffic Regulation Bylaw 1698-1987 Page 8 of 24 PART THREE - GENERAL REGULATIONS