Nanaimo : Règlement no 5000, art. 47 — Location The General Manager, Engineering and Public Works (Bylaw 5000.048) is hereby authorized to order the placing or erection of any applicable traffic control devices at such places as he may designate in such order to give effect to the provisions of this Bylaw, the Uniform Traffic Control Device Manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada and the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act. (Bylaw 5000.013) Such traffic control devices shall include all signs contained in the Uniform Traffic Control Device Manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada, the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act regulations and without limiting the generality of the foregoing shall also include

Location The General Manager, Engineering and Public Works (Bylaw 5000.048) is hereby authorized to order the placing or erection of any applicable traffic control devices at such places as he may designate in such order to give effect to the provisions of this Bylaw, the Uniform Traffic Control Device Manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada and the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act. (Bylaw 5000.013) Such traffic control devices shall include all signs contained in the Uniform Traffic Control Device Manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada, the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act regulations and without limiting the generality of the foregoing shall also include:

• (Bylaw 5000.013) SIDEWALKS BRIDGES (1) Traffic control devices to regulate, control or prohibit pedestrian LANES traffic, ridden or herded animals, vehicular traffic and cycle traffic on sidewalks, bridges, walkways or boulevards, or in lanes.
• STOP SIGNS (2) Traffic control devices to regulate, control or prohibit the stopping of vehicles. PARKING (3) Traffic control devices for the regulation, control or prohibition of standing or parking of vehicles. PUBLIC BUILDINGS (4) Traffic control devices to set apart and allot portions of highways adjacent to government buildings for the exclusive use of officials and officers engaged therein for the parking of vehicles and the regulation of such parking. MEN WORKING (5) Traffic control devices where construction, reconstruction, widening, repair, marking or other work is being carried out indicating that men or equipment are working upon the highway. Traffic control devices must be in accordance with the Uniform Traffic Control Device manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada and the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act. Bylaw No. 5000 (Consolidated Version) CONSTRUCTION (6) Traffic control devices where construction, reconstruction, widening, ZONE / DETOURS repair, painting or marking or other work is being carried out to regulate or prohibit traffic in the vicinity of such works, in accordance with the Uniform Traffic Control Device manual published by the Road and Transportation Association of Canada and the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act. PEDESTRIANS (7) Traffic control devices to regulate or prohibit pedestrian traffic on highways other than at crosswalks. SKATES (8) Traffic control devices to regulate, control or prohibit persons using roller skates, skateboards, sleighs, skates, skis or other similar means of conveyance on a highway. TURN PROHIBITION (9) Traffic control devices at intersections and in advance of intersections where it is required to prohibit certain movements. DO NOT ENTER (10) Traffic control devices at the end of one-way highways to prevent traffic entering the restricted area. ONE WAY (11) Traffic control devices on highways upon which the traffic is required to travel in one direction only. TWO WAY TRAFFIC (12) Traffic control devices at the transition from one way to two way highways to indicate that normal travel is restricted to the right hand side of the highway. DO NOT PASS (13) Traffic control devices at the beginning of a zone through which restricted sight distance makes overtaking and passing hazardous. KEEP RIGHT (14) Traffic control devices within and at the end of median strips and traffic islands. LOADING ZONES (15)
• (a) Traffic control devices at locations where due to adjacent commercial facilities it is desirable to reserve space for loading and unloading commercial vehicles.