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09-079

09-079

Streets and Traffic Bylaw

Obtenu le 17 octobre 2026

139 of the Community Charter
45 Powers of Director of Engineering - parking and stopping zones
46 Powers of Director of Engineering - traffic control devices 47 Impounding and tow away zones
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60 Parking and loading zones for handicapped persons 61 Taxi stand 62 Transit zone 63 Shuttle bus zone 64 Out of town tour bus zone 65 Safety zone 66 Angle parking 67 Reserved parking area 68 Special parking zone
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71 Parking meter zone 72 Pay Station Zone 72A Electric vehicle charging zone 24-077 72B Car share co-op parking zone 72C Shared micromobility parking zone 24-046 73 Parking exemptions for persons with disabilities 74 Passenger Directed Vehicle in Metered or Pay Station Zone 75 Trailers in metered spaces 76 Temporary discontinuance and reservation of metered space 76A Exemption for car share vehicles 77 Lawful coins required in parking meter and pay station 78 Ticket controlled parking zones 79 Sightseeing vehicle stands 80 Reserved stand for horsedrawn sightseeing vehicles 81 [repealed] 82 Vehicle standing while loading or unloading 83 Night parking 84 Sleeping in vehicles 85 Distance between parked vehicles
86 Parking on one way street 87 Miscellaneous stopping, standing, parking 88 Curb parking 89 Stopping at intersections 90 Yellow curb lines PART 4 - VEHICLE SIZE AND WEIGHT 91 Motor Vehicle Act regulations apply 92 Vehicle size and weight 93 Commercial Transport Act regulations apply to all vehicles 94 Engineer’s report for permit PART 5 - GENERAL REGULATIONS
95 Parking commercial vehicle in residential zone 96 Trailer left on street 97 Driving between vehicles in funeral procession 98 Air horn 99 Procession in street requires permit 100 Commercial goods on street 101 Excavations, obstructions on street require permit 102 Objects prohibited on streets 102A Portable signs 103 Obstructing sidewalk, soliciting, fighting 103A Boulevards and medians 104 Fireworks 105 Liquids onto street require permit 24-077 105A Electric vehicle charging infrastructure on street 106 Works on street require permit 106A Damage to survey monument fee 107 Clearing sidewalk of snow and ice 108 Placing wood on a street 109 Paint, posters on street structure
110 Parking on sidewalk or boulevard requires permit 111 Driving on sidewalk permitted in special circumstances 112 Trees on and near streets 113 Private streets and lanes require sign 114 Cycles on sidewalks, bicycle helmets 115 Skating on sidewalk 26-044 116 [repealed] PART 6 - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT 117 Chalk mark on vehicle tire 26-044 118 [repealed] 119 Offence 120 Penalties 121 Offence notice 122 Voluntary Penalties 123 Repeal Schedule A – Street Classifications Schedule B – Speed Zones Schedule C – [repealed] Schedule D – Truck and Commercial Routes Schedule E – Minimum Fines for Traffic Offences Schedule F – Minimum Fines for Traffic Offences other than Sections 19 to 44 Schedule G – Voluntary Penalties Payable under Offence Notices BL 23-054 Schedule H – [repealed] Schedule I – Conditions The Council of the Corporation of the City of Victoria enacts the provisions in this Bylaw under its statutory powers, which include
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163 of the Motor Vehicle Act
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14 The driver of a vehicle may move it from a stationary position at a curb or the edge of a roadway into the line of vehicular traffic on the street only if the driver

18 Use of street by buses The driver of a bus must not drive it on a street on which bus traffic has been prohibited by an order made under section 9(p)

31 Newly painted lines A person must not drive on or over a newly painted line or marking on a highway when the line is indicated by a traffic control device

34 Passing on left A driver of a vehicle must not drive to the left side of the roadway in overtaking and passing another vehicle unless the driver can do so in safety

35 Clear view on passing A driver of a vehicle must not drive to or on the left side of the roadway, other than on a one way highway, unless the driver has a clear view of the roadway for a safe distance, having regard for all the circumstances

42 Driving on sidewalk A driver must not drive on a sidewalk, walkway or boulevard, except when entering or leaving a driveway or lane or when entering or leaving land adjacent to a highway, or by permission granted under a bylaw

46 The Director of Engineering may make orders providing for the erection, placing, painting, or marking on a street of a traffic control device that the Director of Engineering considers necessary or expedient to give effect to the provisions of this Bylaw, orders made under this Bylaw, or the provisions of, or orders made under, the Motor Vehicle Act and its regulations

58 School loading zone The driver of a vehicle must not park it or permit it to remain parked in a School Loading Zone for longer than the time during which continuous parking is allowed in accordance with signs placed in or near that Zone

59 The driver of a vehicle that is not an official vehicle of a funeral procession or wedding party, must not park the vehicle or permit it to remain parked within a Church Loading Zone that is designated for the exclusive use of those official vehicles

63 Shuttle bus zone The driver of a vehicle must not cause or permit the vehicle to stop or remain standing in a Shuttle Bus Zone during the times when the Zone is in effect unless the vehicle is

64 The driver of a vehicle that is not a transportation bus, for which an area is designated as an Out of Town Tour Bus Zone, must not cause or permit the vehicle to stop or remain standing within that Zone during the times when the Zone is in effect

65 The driver of a vehicle must not cause or permit it to proceed into or be in a Safety Zone

67 The driver of a vehicle that is not for the use of an official or officer referred to in section 45(r) must not park the vehicle or permit it to remain parked in a Reserved Parking Area during the times that it is in effect

68 Special parking zone The driver of a vehicle must not park the vehicle in a Special Parking Zone contrary to the regulations under this bylaw posted in that Zone

74 The driver of a passenger directed vehicle may stand it in a parking space in a Metered Zone or Pay Station Zone without charge for no longer than 2 minutes for the purpose of loading and unloading passengers

75 Trailers in Metered or Pay Station Zones The driver of a vehicle must not cause or permit it to be parked in a parking space in a Metered Zone or Pay Station Zone if the vehicle has a trailer attached to it

77 Lawful coins required in parking meter and pay station A person must not insert in a parking meter or pay station any object that is not a lawful coin of Canada or the United States of America

79 Sightseeing vehicle stands A person must not cause or permit a vehicle to stop or remain in a Sightseeing Stand if that vehicle is not a sightseeing vehicle licensed under the Vehicles For Hire Bylaw

80 Reserved stand for horsedrawn sightseeing vehicles A person must not park or stop a vehicle in a Horsedrawn Sightseeing Stand if that vehicle is not a horsedrawn sightseeing vehicle licensed under the Vehicles For Hire Bylaw

85 Distance between parked vehicles The driver of a vehicle must not cause or permit it to be parked closer than 1 m to another vehicle if those vehicles are parked parallel to the edge of a roadway

96 Trailer left on street A person must not leave, or permit to be left, a trailer on a street unless it is

110 Parking on sidewalk or boulevard requires permit A person may cause or permit a vehicle to stop, stand, or park on a sidewalk or boulevard only in accordance with the terms and conditions, applicable for the purposes of safety, of a permit issued by an order of the Director of Engineering

16 of the Community Charter for the purpose of clause

113 Private streets and lanes require sign The owner of land forming a private street or lane must at all times exhibit, at its junction with any public street, a sign bearing the words "Private Lane" in letters that are at least 8 cm high

1 The streets shown in the map below are designated as truck and commercial routes within the City

2 All commercial vehicles with a licensed gross vehicle weight greater than 22,680 kg are only permitted to travel on streets that are truck routes, subject to section 3

4 Sections 2 and 3 do not apply to commercial vehicles that have been issued a permit to travel on an alternate route under section 93 or another provision of this bylaw

1 Operate a self-contained mobile bicycle vending unit. The mobile bicycle vendor shall not affix or place any tables, chairs, stools, awnings, or umbrellas to public property

2 Only sell permitted products, including a. pre-packaged foods and beverages, b. unpackaged, non-potentially hazardous foods and beverages, c. only dispense unpackaged foods and beverages, d. non-alcoholic beverages, e. flowers, and f. handcrafted items made in British Columbia

3 Only operate on City streets and parks, except Beacon Hill Park, and on designated multi-use pathways within the City of Victoria

4 Stop on hard surfaced areas in permitted locations for up to 60 minutes

5 Move to another location at least 2 City blocks away or 100 meters away after 60 minutes

6 Remain 100 meters away from restaurants, events or concessions that sell a similar product

7 Remain 30 meters away from a public or private school between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on school days

8 Operate between 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. only

9 Maintain their cycles and keep them clean and in good repair

10 Advertise only for their business. Advertising may be integrated into the bike or mounted on the bike

11 Install a bicycle bell, if desired, but only ring the bell for intervals of 20 seconds or fewer, and only between the hours of 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m

12 Provide an integrated waste receptacle. Recycling and compost must be separated from garbage, either as part of the cycle design or at the vendor’s base of operations

13 Comply with all applicable bylaws, including Streets and Traffic, Park Regulation, Noise and the Motor Vehicle Act

14 Display a vending decal on each licenced cycle. The decal is non-transferable