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Brampton
42. no person shall park any vehicle on any highway:
- on any highway for a period longer than three (3) hours unless otherwise permitted by authorized signs erected at locations set out in Schedule XXXV of this By-law;
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Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs.
IDLING OF VEHICLES Where signs to that effect are displayed,
IDLING OF VEHICLES Where signs to that effect are displayed,…
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Where an emergency arises making it desirable to temporarily prohibit parking on certain streets the Commissioner or the Chief of Police and their authorized representatives are hereby authorized to direct that "Emergency…
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“access aisle “ means an area adjacent to an accessible parking space, on which parking is not permitted, so that persons with disabilities may get into and out of a vehicle parked in the accessible parking space;
“access aisle “ means an area adjacent to an accessible parking space, on which parking is not permitted, so that persons with disabilities may get into and out of a vehicle parked in the accessible parking space;…
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is capable of being propelled solely by muscular power; "private property" is property other than that owned by the municipality, but shall include property owned by public authorities and local boards. "private roadway" includes a lane, ramp or other means of vehicular access to or egress from a building or structure…
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