The Regina Traffic Bylaw, 1997 (No. 9900) - Snow Routes (s.64.1, Schedule O)
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THE REGINA TRAFFIC BYLAW, 1997
No. 9900
Including Amendments to March 25, 2026
This Bylaw has been consolidated under the authority of the City Clerk. It represents
proof, in absence of evidence to the contrary of:
a) the original bylaw and of all bylaws amending it; and
b) the fact of passage of the original and all amending bylaws.
AMENDMENTS
DATE PASSED
Bylaw No. 9963
February 9, 1998
Bylaw No. 9965
February 23, 1998
Bylaw No. 9970
March 9, 1998
Bylaw No. 10009
June 22, 1998
Bylaw No. 10038
September 21, 1998
Bylaw No. 10068
December 14, 1998
Bylaw No. 10123
May 31, 1999
Bylaw No. 10158
August 30, 1999
Bylaw No. 10193
February 14, 2000
Bylaw No. 10225
June 26, 2000
Bylaw No. 2001-32
March 19, 2001
Bylaw No. 2001-117
December 17, 2001
Bylaw No. 2002-28
March 25, 2002
Bylaw No. 2002-88
October 21, 2002
Bylaw No. 2002-116
December 16, 2002
Bylaw No. 2003-44
May 26, 2003
Bylaw No. 2003-97
December 15, 2003
Bylaw No. 2004-65
July 26, 2004
Bylaw No 2004-102
November 22, 2004
Bylaw No. 2005-95
December 19, 2005
Bylaw No. 2006-11
February 27, 2006
Bylaw No. 2006-27
March 27, 2006
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AMENDMENTS
DATE PASSED
Bylaw No. 2006-49
June 26, 2006
Bylaw No. 2006-56
July 24, 2006
Bylaw No. 2006-82
November 20, 2006
Bylaw No. 2008-17
February 25, 2008
Bylaw No. 2008-63
October 6, 2008
Bylaw No. 2009-40
June 22, 2009
Bylaw No. 2009-62
September 21, 2009
Bylaw No. 2009-71
November 23, 2009
Bylaw No. 2009-69
December 21, 2009
Bylaw No. 2010-30
May 25, 2010
Bylaw No. 2010-36
June 28, 2010
Bylaw No. 2010-40
July 26, 2010
Bylaw No. 2011-64
December 19, 2011
Bylaw No. 2012-85
September 17, 2012
Bylaw No. 2013-7
March 18, 2013
Bylaw No. 2013-80
November 25, 2013
Bylaw No. 2014-15
February 24, 2014
Bylaw No. 2014-25
March 24, 2014
Bylaw No. 2014-29
March 24, 2014
Bylaw No. 2014-38
June 23, 2014
Bylaw No. 2015-23
April 27, 2015
AMENDMENTS
DATE PASSED
Bylaw No. 2015-37
May 25, 2015
Bylaw No. 2016-48
June 27, 2016
Bylaw No. 2017-2
January 30, 2017
Bylaw No. 2017-3
January 30, 2017
Bylaw No. 2017-21
April 24, 2017
Bylaw No. 2018-15
March 26, 2018
Bylaw No. 2018-53
September 24, 2018
Bylaw No. 2018-57
October 29, 2018
Bylaw No. 2018-65
December 11, 2018
Bylaw No. 2019-28
April 29, 2019
Bylaw No. 2019-33
May 27, 2019
Bylaw No. 2019-36
June 24, 2019
Bylaw No. 2019-66
December 9, 2019
Bylaw No. 2020-36
May 27, 2020
Bylaw No. 2020-69
October 28, 2020
Bylaw No. 2020-76
December 16, 2020
Bylaw No. 2021-35
April 29, 2021
Bylaw No. 2021-41
May 26, 2021
Bylaw No. 2021-84
December 15, 2021
Bylaw No. 2022-13
March 2, 2022
Bylaw No. 2022-31
May 18, 2022
Bylaw No. 2022-51
September 28, 2022
AMENDMENTS
DATE PASSED
Bylaw No. 2023-40
April 26, 2023
Bylaw No. 2024-14
April 10, 2024
Bylaw No. 2024-15
April 10, 2024
Bylaw No. 2024-20
May 22, 2024
Bylaw No. 2024-21
May 22, 2024
Bylaw No.2024-32
May 22, 2024
Bylaw No. 2025-35
May 7, 2025
Bylaw No. 2026-1
February 25, 2026
Bylaw No. 2026-19
March 25, 2026
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTERPRETATION ................................................................................................................................................... 1
DEFINITIONS............................................................................................................................................................... 1
TRAFFIC SIGNS & TRAFFIC ROUTES .............................................................................................................. 10
INSTALLATION OF SIGNS ......................................................................................................................................... 10
INVENTORY OF SIGNS .............................................................................................................................................. 10
SECONDARY HEAVY VEHICLE ROUTES .................................................................................................................. 10
HEAVY OR LONG COMBINATION VEHICLE ROUTES .............................................................................................. 10
DANGEROUS GOODS ROUTES .................................................................................................................................. 11
ONE-WAY STREETS ................................................................................................................................................. 13
ONE-WAY ALLEYS ................................................................................................................................................... 14
BUS LANES ............................................................................................................................................................... 14
BICYCLE-ONLY LANES ............................................................................................................................................ 15
MOVING VIOLATIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 17
SPEED LIMITS ........................................................................................................................................................... 17
ENTERING INTERSECTIONS ..................................................................................................................................... 19
OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC ........................................................................................................................................... 20
PROHIBITED MOVEMENTS ....................................................................................................................................... 20
LEAVING STATIONARY POSITION............................................................................................................................ 20
TWO-WAY LEFT TURN LANES ................................................................................................................................ 20
U-TURNS ................................................................................................................................................................... 20
RIGHT TURNS DURING RED SIGNAL ....................................................................................................................... 21
HITCHHIKING ........................................................................................................................................................... 21
SOLICITING FROM VEHICLE .................................................................................................................................... 21
PEDESTRIAN CORRIDORS ........................................................................................................................................ 21
PEDESTRIAN ASSISTED ACTIVITIES ........................................................................................................................ 22
CROSSING YELLOW SOLID LINES ........................................................................................................................... 22
CROSSING FIRE HOSE .............................................................................................................................................. 23
CROSSING WET PAINT LINES .................................................................................................................................. 23
TRACKING MUD OR DEBRIS UPON A PUBLIC HIGHWAY ........................................................................................ 23
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY LIGHTS ................................................................................................................................. 23
SCHOOL BUSES ON RING ROAD ............................................................................................................................... 23
ENGINE RETARDER BRAKES ................................................................................................................................... 23
PARKING AND STOPPING ................................................................................................................................... 24
PARKING ................................................................................................................................................................... 24
PARKING AT CURB ................................................................................................................................................... 24
PARALLEL PARKING ................................................................................................................................................ 24
ANGLE PARKING ...................................................................................................................................................... 25
NO PARKING ............................................................................................................................................................ 25
NO STOPPING ........................................................................................................................................................... 26
METERED PARKING ................................................................................................................................................. 27
METERED PARKING RESTRICTIONS .................................................................. ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
EXCEPTIONS TO COIN DEPOSIT ......................................................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
EXCEPTIONS TO TIME LIMIT ................................................................................................................................... 30
TAMPERING WITH PARKING METER ....................................................................................................................... 30
OFF-STREET PARKING ............................................................................................................................................. 30
PRIVATE PROPERTY ................................................................................................................................................. 30
PUBLIC PROPERTY ................................................................................................................................................... 31
OVERSIZED VEHICLE PARKING .............................................................................................................................. 31
DANGEROUS GOODS VEHICLE PARKING ................................................................................................................ 32
STADIUM PARKING .................................................................................................................................................. 32
LOADING ZONE PARKING ........................................................................................................................................ 33
PARKING ZONES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES .............................................................................................. 33
ENGINE RUNNING..................................................................................................................................................... 34
TRUCKS LOADING .................................................................................................................................................... 34
OPENING DOORS ...................................................................................................................................................... 34
FURTHER OFFENCE.................................................................................................................................................. 34
PARKING PERMITS ............................................................................................................................................... 35
RESIDENT PARKING PERMIT ................................................................................................................................... 35
VISITOR PARKING PERMIT ...................................................................................................................................... 37
SPECIAL OCCASION PARKING PERMIT ................................................................................................................... 37
CITY PARKING PERMIT ........................................................................................................................................... 38
DAILY PARKING PERMIT ......................................................................................................................................... 39
MUNICIPAL PARKING PERMIT .......................................................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.
CONVENTION PARKING PERMIT ............................................................................................................................. 41
PARKING PERMITS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ........................................................................................... 41
RESERVED PARKING METER PERMIT ..................................................................................................................... 42
BUSINESS MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING PERMIT ...................................................................................................... 42
RESTRICTED USE OF HIGHWAYS .................................................................................................................... 43
TEMPORARY STREET CLOSURE .............................................................................................................................. 43
TEMPORARY STREET USE PERMIT ......................................................................................................................... 44
PARADE PERMIT ...................................................................................................................................................... 45
REPAIR OF VEHICLE ................................................................................................................................................ 46
INTERSECTION SIGHT LINE CONTROLS .................................................................................................................. 46
RESTRICTED VEHICLES ...................................................................................................................................... 48
VEHICLE LICENSING ................................................................................................................................................ 48
OVERDIMENSIONAL VEHICLES ............................................................................................................................... 48
OVERDIMENSIONAL LOAD PERMIT ......................................................................................................................... 48
OVERWEIGHT VEHICLES ......................................................................................................................................... 50
SLOW MOVING VEHICLE ......................................................................................................................................... 51
TRACKED VEHICLES ................................................................................................................................................ 51
FARM AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT...................................................................................................... 52
PILOT VEHICLES ...................................................................................................................................................... 52
EXCEPTION FOR CITY OPERATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 53
CYLISTS AND SCOOTERISTS ............................................................................................................................. 54
BICYCLE LICENSE .................................................................................................................................................... 54
RULES OF THE ROAD PREVAIL ................................................................................................................................ 54
RESTRICTIONS ON BICYCLISTS ............................................................................................................................... 54
BICYCLE PARKING ................................................................................................................................................... 54
IMPOUNDMENT ......................................................................................................................................................... 55
ENFORCEMENT ...................................................................................................................................................... 60
EMERGENCY TRAFFIC ............................................................................................................................................. 60
CHALKING TIRES ..................................................................................................................................................... 60
PLACING TICKETS.................................................................................................................................................... 60
PENALTY .................................................................................................................................................................. 60
CANCELLATION OF TICKETS ................................................................................................................................... 62
REDUCTION FOR EARLY PAYMENT ......................................................................................................................... 62
IMPOUNDMENT OF VEHICLES .................................................................................................................................. 62
REMOVAL OF OBSTRUCTION ................................................................................................................................... 63
FALSE STATEMENT .................................................................................................................................................. 64
ADMINISTRATION ................................................................................................................................................. 65
MALL ON SCARTH STREET ...................................................................................................................................... 65
SEVERABLE .............................................................................................................................................................. 65
REPEAL AND COMING INTO FORCE......................................................................................................................... 65
LIST OF SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE
DESCRIPTION
"A"
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Routes & Areas
"B"
Secondary Heavy Vehicle Routes & Areas
"C"
Dangerous Goods Routes & Areas
"D"
Parking Near Intersections, Hydrants & Railways
"E"
Parking Near Crosswalks
"F"
Parking Near Curb Crossings
"G"
Stadium Area Parking
"H(1)"
Intersection Sight Line Controls
"H(2)"
Minimum Setbacks for Fences and Recreational Vehicles
"I"
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) Chart
"J"
Fees and Charges
"K"
Notice of Violation
"L"
Summary Offence Ticket
"M"
Court Appearance Required
"N"
Temporary Stop Location Permits
"O"
Snow Routes
"P"
Outdoor Restaurant
"Q"
Mobile Vending
"R"
Map of City Square Boundaries
BYLAW NO. 9900
THE REGINA TRAFFIC BYLAW, 1997
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COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REGINA ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
PART I
Definitions
1. In this Bylaw:
"accessible taxicab" means a metered taxicab that is designed for the transportation of non-
ambulatory and ambulatory passengers;
"alley" means a public highway intended primarily to give vehicles access to the rear or side of
real property;
"assembly occupancy" means the occupancy or use of any part of a property by a gathering of
people for civic, political, travel, religious, social, educational, recreational or similar
purposes, or for the consumption of food or drink;
"bicycle" means a vehicle that is propelled by muscular power or combined muscular and
electrical-assisted power, fitted with pedals that are continually operable to propel it,
weighing no more than 35 kilograms and does not have sufficient electrical power to attain a
speed greater than 34 km/h on level ground within a distance of two km from a standing
start which a person may ride, regardless of the number of wheels it may have;
"bicycle lane buffer" means that portion of longitudinal division of a public highway which
separates bicycles and electric kick scooters from the parking lane or the traffic lane through
the use of signage, pavement markings or delineation elements;"
"bicycles only lane" means that portion of a longitudinal division of a highway that is designated
for bicycles or electric kick scooters only by this bylaw and is indicated through signs and/or
pavement markings as being for bicycles only;
"block" means the portion of a street which lies between two other streets neither of which is an
alley and which both intersect the first named street;
"boulevard" means the strip of land between the curb and the sidewalk and between the sidewalk
and the property line or, where there is no sidewalk, the strip of land between the curb and
the property line;
"bus" means a passenger vehicle used to transport people that is registered:
(a) to the City;
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(b) a Regina School Board; or
(c) any authorized company that is working for or is under contract with the City or
Regina School Board;
"centre median" means the strip of land dividing any street into two or more lanes for traffic going
in opposite directions;
"Centre Square" means the area bound by Victoria Avenue to the north, Albert Street to the west,
College Avenue to the south, and Broad Street to the east, as shown on the Centre Square
Map in Schedule "T".
"Chief of Police" means the Chief of Police of the Regina Police Service and anyone authorized to
act on behalf of the Chief of Police;
"City" means the City of Regina;
"City Manager" means the City Manager for the City of Regina and anyone acting under the
instructions of the City Manager in the carrying out of the provisions of this Bylaw;
(#2017-2, s. 1, 2017)
"City Square" means the area of the City which includes the Pat Fiacco Plaza, Victoria Park, the
Frederick W. Hill Mall, and the 1900 blocks of Scarth Street and Lorne Streets as shown on
the City Square Map in Schedule "R";
"Community Safety Zone" means all areas between the traffic control device or
sign identifying an area as a community safety zone and traffic control device or sign
indicating a greater rate of speed or the end of the area as a community safety zone or as
shown in Schedule "S";
"Council" means the Council of the City;
"cul-de-sac" means a street open at one end only and with special provision for turning around;
"curb" means the actual curb to a street, or where there is no curb, the dividing line between that
part of a public highway intended for the use of vehicles and that part of a public highway
intended for use by pedestrians;
"curb crossing" means that portion of a sidewalk or curb permanently improved or designed for
the passage of vehicular traffic across the sidewalk or curb;
"dangerous goods" means dangerous goods as defined in The Dangerous Goods Act, 1992
(Canada);
"dangerous goods vehicle" means a vehicle or a storage receptacle capable of being attached to a
vehicle that is required to display any dangerous goods safety marking pursuant to The
Dangerous Goods Act, 1992 (Canada), its Regulations or any successor legislation;
Repealed. (#2016-48, s. 9(2), 2016)
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"Deputy City Manager" means Deputy City Manager, City Operations and anyone authorized to
act on his or her behalf.
"Director" means the Director, Roadways and Transportation Services and anyone authorized to
act on his or her behalf.
Repealed. (#2022-13, s. 4, 2022)
"disability parking permit" means any valid temporary or permanent permit, plate, plaque or
other form of notice card designed to be displayed in a vehicle and depicting thereon the
international symbol of the disabled, duly issued by the Saskatchewan Abilities Council or
another agency or governmental jurisdiction recognized to have issuing authority
Repealed. (#2009-71, s. 20, 2009)
"downtown" means the area designated as "Regina Downtown" in The Regina Downtown
Business Improvement District Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2003-80, as shown and described in
that Bylaw;
"driveway" means a private right-of-way, paved or unpaved, that provides access for vehicles and
pedestrians from a boulevard, curb, or sidewalk to a lot or a carport, garage, parking pad,
loading berth, or structure located on the lot;
"electric kick scooter" has the meaning prescribed in The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle
Regulations, 2022, as may be amended from time to time.
"electronic means" means to pay for parking using the smartphone application, website, phone or
similar technology service as indicated by the City on a sign;
"emergency vehicle" means:
(a) a Regina Fire Department vehicle; or
(b) a vehicle registered and licensed by Saskatchewan Government Insurance and in the
service of the City for the purpose of responding to any hazardous material emergency;
"escort vehicle" has the same meaning as prescribed in The Vehicle Weight and Dimension
Regulations, 2010, as may be amended by the Government of Saskatchewan from time to
time.
"Frederick W. Hill Mall" means that portion of all of Scarth Street lying between a line joining
the southwest corner of Block 306 to the southeast corner of Block 307 and a line joining
the northwest corner of Block 306 to the northeast corner of Block 307 as shown on
Registered Plan Old No. 33;
"garage" means a garage licensed to carry on business in the City that is not located within a
residential zone as defined in the Regina Zoning Bylaw No. 9250;
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Repealed. (#2011-64, s. 9, 2011)
"guide vehicle" means an escort vehicle or any vehicle that is equipped with flashing lights or
beacons and whose purpose is to facilitate the safe movement of farm or road construction
equipment to its destination.
"heavy vehicle" means:
(a) a motor vehicle with a gross weight registration exceeding 9000 kilograms; or
(b) a vehicle, including any combination of motor vehicle, trailer and load, with a total
weight exceeding 9000 kilograms;
"holiday" means Sunday, New Year's Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day,
Saskatchewan Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Remembrance Day, Christmas Day,
Boxing Day and any day appointed by an Act of Parliament of Canada or by proclamation
of the Governor General or the Lieutenant Governor as a Public Holiday and when a
holiday other than Remembrance Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the expression
"holiday" includes the following Monday;
"intersection" means that portion of the roadway where two or more public highways intersect;
"limited speed motor vehicle" has the meaning as prescribed in The Limited Speed Motor
Vehicle Regulations, as may be amended from time to time.
"loading zone" means the zone used for loading and unloading of people or goods,
which zone is defined by appropriate signs;
(Repealed #2026-19, s. 6, 2026)
"Manager, Parking Services" means the Manager of Licensing and Parking Services for the City
or anyone authorized to act on behalf of the Manager of Parking Services;
"mobile vending unit" means a self-contained, self-propelled (motorized) vehicle (truck or
trailer) from which prepared food, beverages, or other approved merchandise goods are
sold;
"motor vehicle" means a vehicle propelled or driven by any means other than by muscular power;
"newspaper vending" means the distribution of newspapers, magazines and other literature
approved by the Director;
"non-ambulatory" means a passenger who remains in a wheelchair or scooter while being
transported in an accessible taxicab;
"obstruction" means anything that unduly interferes with the movement of traffic, pedestrians or
constitutes a threat to public safety.
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"operator" means any person who drives, operates, or is in charge of a vehicle;
"outdoor restaurant" means an outdoor eating establishment which extends from the premises of a
restaurant onto the adjacent right-of-way;
"overdimensional vehicle" means any combination of vehicle or load that exceeds:
(a) 3.7 metres in width;
(b) 25.0 metres in length; or
(c) 4.2 metres in height;
"Pat Fiacco Plaza" means the hard-surface portion of the City Square on the north side of Victoria
Park between Lorne Street and the lane between Scarth Street and Hamilton Street;
"parade" means any group of 100 or more pedestrians marching or walking along a public
highway or any group of 25 or more vehicles and proceeding on a public highway under a
common leadership except funeral processions;
"parking" means the standing of a vehicle, whether occupied or not, on a public highway,
otherwise than temporarily for the purpose of and while actually engaged in loading or
unloading or in obedience to traffic regulations, signs or signals;
"parking lane" means that portion of longitudinal division of a highway of sufficient width to
accommodate the storage of a single line of vehicles adjacent to the curb and where parking
is permitted;
"parking stall" means a portion of a public highway or an area indicated by traffic
control devices, signs, markings, or physical barriers as a parking space for a single vehicle;
"pathway" has the meaning prescribed in The Parks and Open Space Bylaw as may be amended
from time to time.
"pedestrian" means any person on foot or confined to a wheelchair, whether powered by human
power or by motor;
"pedestrian-assisted activity" includes any human-powered activity such as in-line skating, roller-
skating, skate-boarding, snowboarding, skiing and tobogganing, but excludes bicycles;
"pedestrian corridor" means a crosswalk that has been designated as a Pedestrian Corridor that is
indicated for pedestrian crossing by overhead pedestrian crossing signs equipped with
flashing red signals;
"pedestrian crosswalk" means:
(a) that portion of a public highway designated by signs, signals or pavement markings, or
combination thereof, for use by pedestrians to cross a public highway;
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(b) where there are no signs or pavement markings, that portion of a public highway within
the prolongation of the lateral boundary lines of the adjacent or intersecting sidewalks
at the end of a block; or
(c) where there are no signs or pavement markings or sidewalks, that portion of the
roadway measured five metres back from the street intersection and parallel across the
roadway;
"pedestrian mall" means a street or portion thereof designated for use by pedestrians and which
prohibits or restricts vehicle use on all or any part of its width;
"permittee" means a legal entity who has obtained a permit to operate electric kick scooters
from the City."
"police officer" means a peace officer as defined in The Traffic Safety Act;
"prepared food" means food or drink sold by vendors intended for immediate consumption
without further preparation or cooking;
"public highway" means a street, alley or other road designed and intended for or used by the
general public for the passage of vehicles, but does not include any privately or publicly
owned area primarily intended to be used for the parking of vehicles and the necessary
passageways on that area;
"public property" means any real property owned or under the control and management of the
City including public highways;
"recreational vehicle" means a vehicle, portable structure, trailer or watercraft that can be towed,
hauled, carried on a vehicle or trailer, or driven and which is designed to be used for travel
or recreational purposes, including:
(a) a motor home, camper, travel trailer, fifth wheel trailer, tent trailer, truck camper, boat,
canoe, kayak, snowmobile, all-terrain vehicle, jet ski, motorcycle, or other similar
vehicle; or
(b) a trailer designed to carry an item listed in (a).
"road construction equipment" means self-propelled or towed equipment used directly in road
construction, but does not include a truck, trailer, semi-trailer unit or road construction
equipment transported on a truck, trailer or semi-trailer unit;
"School Days" means all Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays, that occur between
the dates inclusive to September 1 and June 30, excluding holidays.
"seasonal boardwalk" means a temporary platform constructed in a parking lane located directly
adjacent to an established restaurant and does not extend laterally beyond the restaurant's
frontage, for the purpose of creating a pedestrian corridor or to house any portion of an
outdoor restaurant;
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"service vehicle" means:
(a) an emergency vehicle;
(b) a vehicle operated by or on behalf of the City for City purposes;
(c) a vehicle for which there exists a valid and subsisting Temporary Street Use Permit
issued by the Director permitting the use of the vehicle on a pedestrian mall;
"sidewalk" means the actual sidewalk where constructed on or adjacent to a part of a public
highway or that portion of a public highway intended primarily for use by pedestrians or any
structure in a park or other public place designed and intended for use by pedestrians;
"sidewalk sale" means the temporary display or sale of merchandise conducted by businesses
which utilize a portion of the city right-of-way adjacent to their place of business for the
purpose of displaying and selling retail goods;
"sidewalk vending unit" means a static or muscle powered cart, or vending unit used for the
display or selling of food or goods;
"slow moving vehicle" means any slow moving vehicles or equipment, any animal-drawn vehicle
or any other machinery designed for use at speeds less than 40 kilometres per hour or which
normally travels or is used at speeds of less than 40 kilometres per hour;
"snowmobile" means a vehicle that:
(a) is not equipped with wheels but is equipped with tractor treads alone or with skis and a
propeller; or
(b) is a toboggan equipped with tractor treads or a propeller; and
(c) is designed primarily for operating over snow and is used exclusively for that purpose;
and
(d) is designed to be self propelled; and
(e) does not weigh more than 500 kilograms;
"solicit" means to request, in person, the provision of money, transportation or any other thing of
value, regardless of whether consideration is offered or provided in return, using the
spoken, written or printed word, a gesture or other means.
"Stadium" means the stadium located at the 1700 block of Elphinstone Street, Regina,
Saskatchewan;
"stop" means:
(a) when required, a complete cessation from movement; and
(b) when prohibited, any stopping, even momentarily, of a vehicle, whether occupied or
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not, except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with
the directions of a police officer or a traffic control signal;
"street" means that portion of a public highway lying between curbs where constructed and
intended primarily for use by vehicles, or where no curb exists, that portion of a public
highway intended for use by vehicles;
"taxicab" means a motor vehicle licensed by the City to provide passenger service to the public;
"taxicab broker" means a person, corporation or association licensed by the City to receive calls
for taxicab service and to dispatch taxicabs by radio or telephone;
"traffic" means the movement of pedestrians, vehicles or livestock on any public highways in the
City;
"traffic control device" means any sign, signal, parking meter, pavement marking, barricade or
other device erected, placed or marked on, at or above a public highway pursuant to The
Traffic Safety Act and Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices of Canada as amended
from time to time for the purposes of regulating, warning or guiding the public;"
"Traffic Engineer" means the professional engineer employed by the City to manage the Traffic
Engineering Branch of the City or anyone designated to act on the Traffic Engineer's behalf;
"traffic island" means a raised surface or marked area on the roadway which directs or channels
the course of traffic or provides a refuge for pedestrians from vehicular traffic;
"traffic lane" means a longitudinal division of a highway of sufficient width to accommodate the
passage of a single line of vehicles;
"traffic marker" means an object intended to be used for the purpose of channelling traffic on a
street;
"traffic signal light" means a lighted device whether manually, electrically or mechanically
operated, for the purpose for directing, warning or regulating traffic;
"two-way left turn lane" means the paved area in the highway median that extends along a
highway section appropriately marked with signs and pavement markings, out of the
through traffic stream, for vehicles travelling in either direction to make left turns into
intersections and driveways;
"vehicle" means a device in, on or by which a person or thing is or may be transported or drawn
on a highway and includes electric kick scooters, special mobile machines and
agricultural implements, and, for the purpose of parking and stopping restrictions,
includes any portion of a vehicle;
"vending site" means a location on a public highway, sidewalk, boulevard, pedestrian mall, Pat
Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public right-of-way as permitted on a temporary or
annual basis and determined by the Director to be appropriate for vending;
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"Warehouse Business Improvement District" means that area designated as "Regina's Old
Warehouse Improvement District" in Regina's Old Warehouse Business Improvement
District Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2003-15;
"working day" means a day from Monday to Friday other than a holiday or a Designated Day Off
for City employees.
(#10009, s. 2, 1998; #10068, s. 5, 1998; #10193, s. 3, 2000, #2001-32, s. 2, 2001;
#2002-28, s. 2, 2002; 2004-102, ss. 3 and 4, 2004; #2005-95, s. 3, 2005;
#2006-49, ss. 3 and 4, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2010-30, s. 2, 2010; #2010-36, s. 2, 2010;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011; #2013-7, ss. 3 and 4, 2013, #2016-48, ss. 9(2), 9(5), 9(6) and 9(7), 2016);
#2018-15, s. 2, 2018; #2018-53, s. 1, 2018, #2020-69, s.4, 2020, #2021-41, s.4, 2021, #2022-13, ss.
4, 5 and 6, 2022, #2022-31, ss. 4 and 5, 2022, #2023-40, ss.4-8, 2023, #2024-20, s. 4, 2024, #2024-
21, s. 4, 2024, #2026-1, s. 6, 2026. #2026-19, s. 4-7, 2026)
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PART II
Installation of Signs
2. The Director is hereby authorized to install and maintain traffic control devices for the
purpose of control, warning, guidance, information and direction of traffic in conformity
with this Bylaw, Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada as amended from
time to time or any traffic warrants approved by Council.
(#2024-20, s. 5, 2024)
Inventory of Signs
3. Repealed (#2026-1, s. 7, 2026)
Secondary Heavy Vehicle Routes
4. (1)
The streets set out in the attached Schedule "B" are hereby established as
Secondary Heavy Vehicle Routes.
(2)
No person shall operate a heavy vehicle with 4 axles or less and a trailer length of
less than 8.6 metres on any street other than a Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route
except as permitted in section 5, and except while such vehicle:
(a)
is making a collection or delivery, provided that the operator proceeds by the
shortest route as measured by travelled distance to or from the point of
collection or delivery, as the case may be, to or from the nearest Secondary
Heavy Vehicle Route as measured by travelled distance;
(b)
is proceeding to or from the business premises of the owner or operator of
the vehicle, provided that the operator proceeds by the shortest route as
measured by travelled distance to or from the business premises, as the case
may be, to or from the nearest Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route as measured
by travelled distance;
(c)
is proceeding to or from a garage for the purpose of repairs, servicing or
refueling, provided that the operator proceeds by the shortest route as
measured by travelled distance, to or from the garage, as the case may be, to
or from the nearest Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route as measured by
travelled distance; or
(d)
is being operated in the service of the City.
(#2022-51, s. 3, 2022)
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Routes
5.
(1) The streets set out in the attached Schedule "A" are hereby established as Heavy or
TRAFFIC SIGNS & TRAFFIC ROUTES
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Long Combination Vehicle Routes.
(2) No person shall operate a heavy vehicle with four axles or more and a trailer length
greater than or equal to 8.6 metres on any street other than a Heavy or Long
Combination Vehicle Route except while such vehicle:
(a) is making collection or delivery, provided that the operator proceeds first
by the shortest route as measured by travelled distance along the
Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route to or from the point of collection or
delivery, and then the shortest route as measured by travelled distance to
or from the point of collection or delivery, as the case may be, to or from
the nearest Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Route as measured by
travelled distance;
(b) is proceeding to or from the business premises of the owner or operator of
the vehicle, provided that the operator proceeds first by the shortest route
as measured by travelled distance along the Secondary Heavy Vehicle
Route, and then by the shortest route as measured by travelled distance to
or from the business premises, as the case may be, to or from the nearest
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Route as measured by travelled
distance;
(c) is proceeding to or from a garage for the purpose of repairs, servicing or
refueling, provided that the operator proceeds first by the shortest route as
measured by travelled distance along the Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route,
and then by the shortest route by travelled distance to or from the garage,
as the case may be, to or from the nearest Heavy or Long Combination
Vehicle Route as measured by travelled distance;
(d) is being operated in the service of the City; or
(e) is under escort by a marked vehicle operated by a member of the Regina
Police Service or an employee of the City, pursuant to a valid Temporary
Street Use Permit.
(#2002-28, s. 3, 2002; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(8), 2016, #2022-13, s. 9, 2022, #2022-51, s. 4, 2022, #2022-
51, s. 5, 2022)
Dangerous Goods Routes
6.
(1) The streets set out in Schedule "C" are Dangerous Goods Routes.
(2) Except as provided in this Bylaw, no person shall operate a dangerous goods vehicle
other than on a Dangerous Goods Route.
(3) Subject to subsection (5), a person may operate a dangerous goods vehicle on a route
other than a Dangerous Goods Route if the dangerous goods vehicle:
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(a)
is making pickup or delivery of a dangerous good;
(b)
is proceeding to or from the business premises of the owner or operator of
the dangerous goods vehicle; or
(c) is proceeding to or from a garage for the purpose of repairs, servicing or
refueling; and the dangerous goods vehicle proceeds first by the shortest
route as measured by travelled distance along the Heavy or Long
Combination Vehicle Route, second by the shortest route as measured by
travelled distance along the Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route, and third by
the shortest route by travelled distance to or from a destination, as the case
may be, to or from the nearest Dangerous Goods Route.
(4) Subject to subsection (5), a person may operate a dangerous goods vehicle on a route
other than a Dangerous Goods Route if the dangerous goods vehicle:
(a) is being operated by the City; or
(b) is under escort by a marked vehicle of the Regina Police Service or the City,
pursuant to a valid Temporary Street Use Permit; and
the dangerous goods vehicle travels on a Heavy Vehicle Route except where
necessary to reach a permitted destination.
(5) No person shall operate a dangerous goods vehicle on any route other than on a
Dangerous Goods Route from 07:00 hours to 09:00 hours and from 16:00 hours to
19:00 hours, except:
(a) where the operator is in the course of delivering heating fuel to a residence;
(b) where the operator is in the course of delivering cylinders containing oxygen
for medical purposes, provided that:
(i)
no cylinder being transported weighs more than 60 kilograms;
(ii)
the total weight of cylinders being transported is no more than 1,900
kilograms; and
(iii)
no more than 36 cylinders are being transported; or
(c) on holidays.
(6) This section does not apply to:
(a) fuel in the fuel tank of the dangerous goods vehicle provided that the fuel is
carried in permanently mounted tanks with direct lines to the fuel system of
the dangerous goods vehicle; or
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(b) a dangerous goods vehicle that is transporting alum to the Regina Sewage
Treatment Plant under a Temporary Street Use Permit issued to the operator
of the dangerous goods vehicle by the Traffic Engineer as long the Traffic
Engineer is satisfied that:
(i) the supply of alum at the Sewage Treatment Plant has been depleted
to the point where the quality of effluent will soon pose an
environmental hazard;
(ii) all routes through the Rural Municipality of Sherwood are
impassable or present an unacceptable accident risk for heavy
vehicles because of inclement weather or road construction or both;
and
(iii)
the carrier has arranged to be escorted by a marked vehicle of the
Regina Police Service or the City.
(#2004-102, s. 5, 2004; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(9), 2016, #2022-13, ss. 10 and 11, 2022, #2022-51, s. 6,
2022)
One-Way Streets
7. (1) The following streets are hereby established as one-way streets:
Street
From
To
Direction of
Travel
3rd Avenue North
Alley E. of Pasqua Street
Pasqua Street
Westbound
6th Avenue
Knight Crescent
Pasqua Street
Eastbound
12th Avenue
Scarth Street
Cornwall Street
Westbound
12th Avenue
Cornwall Street
Lorne Street
Westbound
13th Avenue
Broad Street
Albert Street
Eastbound
14th Avenue
Albert Street
Broad Street
Eastbound
15th Avenue
Broad Street
Albert Street
Westbound
Broad Street
Service Road
Saskatchewan Drive
South Railway
Northbound
College Avenue
Angus Street
Albert Street
Eastbound
Cornwall Street
Victoria Avenue
College Avenue
Southbound
Elizabeth Crescent
King Street - N. Leg
King Street - S. Leg
Southbound
Grant Road
Massey Road
50 m East
Eastbound
Hamilton Street
Saskatchewan Drive
College Avenue
Southbound
Knight Crescent
Pasqua Street
7th Avenue
Southbound
Lorne Street
College Avenue
12th Avenue
Northbound
11th Avenue
Saskatchewan Drive
Northbound
Massey Road
MacPherson Avenue
50 m South
Southbound
McIntyre Street
College Avenue
Saskatchewan Drive
Northbound
McKinley Avenue
Pasqua Street
Wascana Street
Eastbound
Pasqua Street
3rd Avenue North
McKinley Avenue
Southbound
Rose Street
College Avenue
Saskatchewan Drive
Northbound
Scarth Street
College Avenue
12th Avenue
Northbound
Sinton Lane
Albert Street
Angus Street
Westbound
Smith Street
Saskatchewan Drive
College Avenue
Southbound
Sussex Crescent
Pasqua Street - N. Leg
Pasqua Street - S. Leg
Southbound
(2) No person shall operate a vehicle on a one-way street except in the direction
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permitted.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 7(2) and section 81, cyclists and scooterist may operate on
a street designated as a one-way street in the opposite direction where a contraflow
bicycle only lane exists as marked by signs or pavement markings.
(#2010-30, s. 3, 2010, #2012-85, s. 3, 2012, #2021-35, s.4, 2021, #2023-40, s.8, 2023)
One-Way Alleys
8.
(1) The following alleys are hereby established as one-way alleys:
ALLEY
FROM
TO
DIRECTION OF
TRAVEL
N. of 11th Avenue
Alley W. of Hamilton Street
Rose Street
Eastbound
W. of Broad Street
11th Avenue
12th Avenue
Southbound
W. of Broad Street
11th Avenue
Saskatchewan Drive
Northbound
E. of Halifax Street
14th Avenue
15th Avenue
Southbound
W. of Hamilton Street
11th Avenue
Alley S. of Victoria Avenue
Southbound
11th Avenue
Alley N. of 11th Avenue
Northbound
W. of Osler Street
Alley N. of 11th Avenue
12th Avenue
Southbound
E. of Park Street
14th Avenue
Froom Crescent
Northbound
E. of Quebec Street
Quebec Street
1st Avenue North
Southbound
W. of Rose Street
11th Avenue
12th Avenue
Southbound
W. of Smith Street
15th Avenue
14th Avenue
Northbound
W. of Toronto Street
Toronto Street
15th Avenue
Southbound
N. of Victoria Avenue
Scarth Street
Hamilton Street
Eastbound
(2) No person shall operate a vehicle on a one-way alley except in the direction
permitted.
(#10158, sec.2, 1999; #2006-56, s. 3, 2006; #2010-30, s. 4, 2010)
Bus Lanes
9. (1) The following parking lanes are hereby established as bus lanes:
STREET
SIDE
FROM
TO
Albert Street
West
5th Avenue
College Avenue
East
5th Avenue
College Avenue
Broad Street
East
4th Avenue
College Avenue
West
4th Avenue
Saskatchewan Drive
West
11th Avenue
College Avenue
(2) No person shall operate a vehicle, other than a City Transit bus or an emergency
vehicle, in a bus lane except for the purpose of making a right turn onto or off of a
street block where a bus lane is in effect.
(3) No person shall drive a vehicle, other than a City Transit bus or an emergency vehicle,
across a street intersection while travelling in a bus lane.
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(4) No person shall stop a vehicle, other than a City Transit bus or an emergency vehicle,
in a bus lane.
(5) Bus lanes are in operation Monday to Friday from 07:00 hours to 08:30 hours and
15:30 hours to 17:30 hours.
(6) Bus lanes are parking lanes intended for the exclusive use of buses operated by the
Transit Department of the City and emergency vehicles.
(7) Notwithstanding subsection (4), any Accessible Taxicab may stop in a bus lane for the
purpose of loading or unloading non-ambulatory passengers.
(#2010-30, s. 5, 2010; #2010-40, s. 2, 2010, #2015-23, s. 2, 2015, #2021-35, s. 5, 2021)
Bicycle-Only Lanes
9.1
(1) Bicycles only lanes are established on the following streets, and the portions of the
street that are designated for bicycles and electric kick scooters only are indicated
through signs and/or pavement markings as being for bicycles and electric kick
scooters only:
Street
Side
From
To
Assiniboine Avenue
North
University Park Drive
Windfield Road
South
Park Street
100 metres East of
University Park Dr
Lorne Street
East
12th Avenue
College Avenue
Smith Street
West
Victoria Avenue
College Avenue
Broad Street
West
Hillsdale Avenue
23rd Avenue
East
Lakeshore Drive
23rd Avenue
McCarthy Boulevard
West
9th Avenue North
Irvin Crescent
East
9th Avenue North
130m North of 9th
Avenue North
Wascana Parkway
West
23rd Avenue
Research Drive
East
23rd Avenue
100m
North
of
Research Drive
Chuka Boulevard
East
Arcola Avenue
Keller Avenue
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Wascana Gate South
South
Prince of Wales Drive
Wascana Circle
Park Street
East
Douglas Avenue
17th Avenue
(2) Except for City maintenance or construction vehicles or vehicles otherwise
engaged by the City for a municipal purpose, no person shall operate or stop a
vehicle, other than a bicycle, electric kick scooter, or slow moving maintenance
vehicle, in a bicycle only lane or bicycle lane buffer, except for the purpose of:
(a) accessing a parking stall, provided that the operator yields to any bicycle or
electric kick scooter, and that the operator minimizes the distance traveled in
the bicycle-only lane;
(b) making a right turn to or from a driveway or access, provided that the
operator yields to any bicycle or electric kick scooter, and that the operator
minimizes the distance travelled in the bicycle-only lane; or
(c) accessing a bus stop in the case of a transit vehicle, provided that the
operator yields to any bicycle or electric kick scooter, and that the operator
minimizes the distance travelled in the bicycle-only lane.
(3) No person shall drive a vehicle, other than a bicycle, electric kick scooter, or slow-
moving maintenance vehicle, across a street intersection while travelling in a bicycle
only lane
(4) No person shall drive a vehicle to drive in a manner that is unreasonable and imprudent
when approaching any special hazard that exists with respect to cyclists, scooterists, or
other active transportation modes.
(5)
No person shall drive a vehicle by following a cyclist or scooterist more closely than
is reasonable and prudent, without due regard for the speed of the bicycle.
(#10009, s. 3, 1998, #2001-32, s. 3, 2001; #2004-102, s. 6, 2004; #2010-30, s. 6, 2010, #2020-
69, s.6, 2020, #2021-35, s.5, 2021, #2023-40, ss.11-13, 2023, #2026-19, s. 8, 2026)
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PART III
Speed Limits
10.
(1)
No person shall operate a vehicle on any public highway in excess of the speed limit
established as follows:
(a)
The speed limits for the following streets are set out in the table below:
Description
From
To
Limit
(km/h)
9th Avenue North
Pasqua Street
West City Limit
70
12th Avenue
Lorne Street
Scarth Street
20
13th Avenue
150 m. West of Campbell Street
West City Limit
70
25th Avenue
Campbell Street
Lewvan Drive
70
Albert Street
South City Limit
400 m. South of Gordon Road
70
Albert Street
150 m. North of Ring Road
North City Limits
70
Arcola Avenue
50 m. East of Victoria Avenue
150 m. East of University Park Drive
60
Arcola Avenue
150 m. East of University Park Drive
East City Limits
70
Armour Road
Diefenbaker Drive
West City Limits
60
Century Crescent
All
All
30
Courtney Street
Hill Avenue
250 m. South of Dewdney Avenue
70
Courtney Street
250 m. South of Dewdney Avenue
Dewdney Avenue
50
Dewdney Avenue
200 m. West of Fleming Road
Courtney Street
70
Diefenbaker Drive
Pasqua Street
McCarthy Boulevard
60
Frederick W. Hill Mall
All
All
20
Fleet Street
50 m. North of the CNR tracks
50 m north of Highway No. 46
60
Fleet Street
50 m. North of Highway No. 46
North City Limit
70
Fleming Road
Dewdney Avenue
South City Limit
60
Highway 1A
780 m. East of Albert Street
Victoria Avenue
100
Hill Avenue
Courtney Street
200 m. West of Campbell Street
70
Lewvan Drive
150 m. North of Parliament Avenue
150 m. South of 13th Avenue
80
Lewvan Drive
150 m. South of 13th Avenue
150 m. South of Sherwood Drive
70
Lewvan Drive
South City Limit
150 m. North of Parliament Avenue
70
McCarthy Boulevard
Diefenbaker Drive
North City Limits
60
McDonald Street
East City Limit
100 m. East of Kress Street
70
Pasqua Street
150 m. North of 9th Avenue N.
150 m. North of Pasqua Gate
60
Pasqua Street
150 m. North of Pasqua Gate
North City Limit
70
Pinkie Road
Dewdney Avenue
North City Limit
70
Pinkie Road
South City Limit
Dewdney Avenue
80
Pioneer Drive
All
All
30
Prince of Wales Drive
50 m. North of Assiniboine Avenue
50 m. South of Quance Street
60
Prince of Wales Drive
250 m. North of Jenkins Drive
McDonald Street
70
Ring Road
200 m. East of Pasqua Street
Pasqua Street
70
Ring Road
Victoria Avenue
200 m. East of Pasqua Street
100
Ross Avenue
150 m. West of Park Street
150 m. East of Winnipeg Street
70
Saskatchewan Drive
150 m. West of McTavish Street
Lewvan Drive
70
St. Chads Crescent
All
All
40
Victoria Avenue
East City Limit
150 m. East of Park Street
70
Wascana Parkway
150 m. South of 23rd Avenue
City Limits
70
MOVING VIOLATIONS
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Winnipeg Street
50 m. North of 9th Avenue N.
North City Limit
60
(#2017-2, s. 1, 2017, #2020-36, s. 3-8, 2020, #2021-41, ss.5, 6 and 7, 2021, #2022-13, s. 12,
2022)
(b)
Notwithstanding subsection 1(a) the speed limit in school zones or
playground zones designated by a sign shall be 30 kilometres per hour
between 07:00 hours to 19:00 hours every day of the year and where in a
community safety zone, the speed limit of the community safety zone shall
apply outside of the school zone hours;
(#2024-21, s. 5, 2024)
(c)
The speed limit in any alley shall be 30 kilometres per hour;
(c.1) Notwithstanding subsection 1(a) the speed limit within the boundaries
of a community safety zone, as shown in Schedule "S" shall be 40
kilometres per hour;
(#2024-21, s. 6, 2024)
(d)
The speed limit for all other streets not designated in subsections 1(a), (b), or
(c), or (c.1) shall be 50 kilometres per hour; and
(#2024-21, s. 7, 2024)
(e)
For any on-ramp, exit ramp or traffic loop involving the Highway 1A, Ring
Road or Lewvan Drive, the speed limit shall be as determined by the
Director by the assembly of appropriate speed limit signs.
(2) No person shall operate a vehicle on any public highway in excess of
the construction speed limit as established by the posted construction speed
limit signs."
(3)
The Director shall have full authority to install construction speed limit signs and
reduce speed limits during any road construction or other city operations which
require workers to be present on the roadway or during which traffic lanes must be
narrowed or re-routed.
(4)
Construction Speed Limit signs shall be regulatory with black text on white
background.
(#9970, s. 2, 1998; #10038, s. 2, 1998; #10123, ss. 2 and 3, 1999; #10193, s. 2, 2000; #2003-97, s.
2, 2003; #2005-95, s. 4, 2005; #2006-11, s. 3, 2006; #2009-62, s. 2, 2009; #2010-30, s. 7, 2010;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011; #2012-85, s. 4, 2012; #2013-7, s. 5, 2013, #2014-38, ss. 2 and 3, 2014, #2019-
36, s. 2, 2019, #2021-41, s.8, 2021, #2024-20, s. 6-7, 2024)
Overtaking a Vehicle
11.
(1)
No person operating a vehicle in the curb lane of a street shall overtake a vehicle
travelling in the same direction in the adjacent traffic lanes during anytime when
parking is permitted in the curb lane, except:
(a)
to make a right turn on to or off of the street block in which the vehicle
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entered the curb lane; or
(b)
to park on the street block.
(2)
Subsection (1) shall not apply:
(a)
to bicycles, electric kick scooter, and emergency vehicles or buses operated
by the Transit Department of the City; or
(b)
where traffic is obstructed in the adjacent traffic lane by the breakdown of a
vehicle or a traffic accident.
(3)
No person operating a vehicle shall pass a cyclist or scooterist in the same lane that
the cyclist is occupying.
(4) No person operating a vehicle shall pass a cyclist or scooterist at a speed no
greater than 50 kilometres per hour, or for streets with a posted speed limit equal
to or exceeding 80 kilometres per hour at a speed no greater than 70 kilometres
per hour, with exceptions for:
(a) passing cyclists or scooterist who are operating in a designated bicycle
lane; or
(b)
where two or more lanes of travel in the same direction exist and the
vehicle is travelling with at least one full lane away from the cyclist or
scooterist occupying the shoulder.
(#2021-35, s.6, 2021, #2023-40, ss. 14-16, 2023)
Entering Intersections
12.
(1)
No person operating a vehicle shall enter a street intersection unless:
(a)
there is sufficient space on the other side of the intersection to accommodate
the vehicle without obstructing the passage of cross traffic; or
(b)
the vehicle is making a lawful turn at an intersection.
(2)
No person operating a vehicle in the curb lane shall proceed through an intersection
during anytime when parking is permitted in the curb lane; except:
(a)
to proceed around a left turning vehicle located in the adjacent traffic lane; or
(b)
to cross a street intersection where the projection of the curb lane continues
across the intersection into a traffic lane adjacent to a curb lane.
(3)
Subsection (1) and (2) shall not apply to:
(a)
bicycles;
(a.1)
electric kick scooters;
(b)
emergency vehicles;
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(c)
buses operated by the Transit Department of the City;
(d)
traffic where obstructed in the adjacent traffic lane by the breakdown of a
vehicle or a traffic accident.
(#2023-40, s. 17, 2023)
Obstructing Traffic
13.
(1)
No person shall obstruct, interfere with or interrupt the free passage of traffic on any
public highway.
(2)
No person shall obstruct, interfere with or interrupt the free passage of traffic on any
pedestrian mall or sidewalk.
Prohibited Movements
14.
(1)
No person operating a vehicle shall proceed in a direction other than that indicated
by the traffic control device.
(2)
No person operating a vehicle shall turn where prohibited by signs or markings.
(3)
No person operating a vehicle shall drive the vehicle in reverse around the corner at
a street intersection.
Leaving Stationary Position
15.
No person operating a vehicle on a public highway shall, when moving from a stationary
position in the curb lane or at the side of the highway into the flow of traffic, fail to yield the
right of way to traffic in the traffic lanes.
Two-Way Left Turn Lanes
16.
No person operating a vehicle shall drive in a lane designated by signs as a two-way left turn
lane except to make a left turn from the two-way left turn lane at an intersection or curb
crossing.
U-Turns
17.
(1)
No person operating a vehicle shall turn the vehicle on a public highway so as to
proceed in the opposite direction except:
(a)
at a street intersection not controlled by a traffic signal light, pedestrian half
signal, activated pedestrian corridor, or a school safety patrol; or
(b)
at a break in the centre median;
where there are no signs prohibiting U-Turns.
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(2)
No person operating a vehicle, having turned or turning the vehicle so as to proceed
in the opposite direction, shall proceed until it is safe to do so.
(3)
Notwithstanding subsection (1) no person operating a vehicle shall turn the vehicle
on a public highway so as to proceed in the opposite direction in a school zone or
playground zone.
(#2019-36, s. 3, 2019)
Right Turns During Red Signal
18.
No person operating a vehicle shall make a right turn while the traffic signal displays a red
light at any location where a sign prohibiting the movement is displayed.
Hitchhiking
19.
No person standing or walking on a street, sidewalk or boulevard shall solicit a ride from the
operator of a vehicle.
(#2010-36, s. 3, 2010)
Soliciting from Vehicle
20.
(1)
No person shall solicit business from a vehicle, except where permitted to do so by
the City.
(2)
No person shall annoy any person by soliciting or enticing any person to a vehicle.
(#2005-95, s. 5, 2005)
Traffic Solicitations
20.1 (1) No person shall, while on the public highway, solicit a person who is in or on a
stopped, standing or parked vehicle.
(2) No person shall, while on a median, traffic island or traffic control device, solicit a
person who is in or on a moving, stopped, standing or parked vehicle.
(#2010-36, s. 4, 2010)
Splashing
21.
No person operating a vehicle on a public highway shall:
(a)
splash any pedestrian; or
(b)
project dirt or water at or onto any pedestrian or other vehicle by spinning tires or
accelerating quickly.
Pedestrian Corridors
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22.
No person shall proceed through an intersection when the flashing red lights are in operation
unless the driver of a vehicle has stopped and all pedestrians have cleared the half of the
roadway on which the vehicle is travelling.
Pedestrian Assisted Activities
23. (1)
No person shall engage in any pedestrian-assisted activity on any public
highway, excepting in-line skating.
(2)
No person shall engage in any pedestrian-assisted activity on any:
(a)
sidewalk in the downtown; or
(b)
pedestrian mall.
(3)
No person shall in-line skate:
(a)
on any public highway two or more abreast;
(b)
on any public highway that does not have a parking lane;
(c)
without due care and attention to that person's own safety and in a
manner and at a speed appropriate to the surface being skated upon;
(d)
without due care and attention for the safety of other users of the public
highway or other property; or
(e)
on any public highway with a speed limit of greater than 60 km/h.
(#10193, s. 4, 2000)
Crossing Yellow Solid Lines
24.
(1)
No person operating a vehicle shall cross any double solid yellow centre line on a
public highway.
(2)
No person operating a vehicle shall cross any single solid yellow centre line on a
public highway except for the purpose of turning left at or from an intersection or
curb crossing or backing from a curb crossing.
(#2014-38, s. 4, 2014)
Crossing Curb
25.
No person operating a vehicle shall drive the vehicle across a curb or sidewalk except at a
curb crossing unless a Temporary Curb Crossing Permit has been obtained from the
Director.
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Crossing Fire Hose
26.
No person operating a vehicle shall drive the vehicle across or stop a vehicle on any fire
equipment, including water hose, which is in use or intended to be used by members of the
Regina Fire Department.
Crossing Wet Paint Lines
27.
No person shall drive a vehicle across, walk on, or otherwise cross over any freshly painted
line on any public highway when that line is indicated or protected by signs, flags or other
warning devices.
Tracking Mud or Debris Upon a Public Highway
27.1
(1)
No person shall drive, operate or permit to be driven or operated, any vehicle or
equipment of any nature or kind in such a manner as to track mud or debris upon a
public highway.
(2)
Any person who tracks upon a highway, contrary to subsection (1), in addition to the
penalty specified, shall be liable to the City for costs of clean up or removal of the
mud or debris.
(#10123, s. 4, 1999)
School Bus Safety Lights
28.
No person shall activate the safety lights or stop sign on a school bus when loading or
unloading passengers.
School Buses on Ring Road
29.
The operator of a school bus is exempted from their duty under The School Bus Operating
Regulations, 1987, as amended by the Government of Saskatchewan, to stop at the rail
crossings located at Ring Road and CNR Qu'Appelle Subdivision and CPR Lanigan
Subdivision, unless the Railway Crossing Signal is activated, or unless it is unsafe to cross
the rail crossing.
(#2022-13, s. 13, 2022)
Engine Retarder Brakes
30.
No person operating a vehicle shall use engine retarder brakes in the City, except to avoid or
reduce the impact of a collision or in the case of such other emergency.
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PART IV
Parking
31.
(1)
The Director is hereby authorized to install and maintain signs and parking meters
regulating parking in conformity with this Bylaw as otherwise approved by Council.
(2)
Where a sign indicates parking or stopping restrictions by directional arrow, that
restriction shall continue in the direction of the arrow to the next street intersection
unless interrupted by a similar sign with a directional arrow or by permitted parking
signs or parking meters.
(3)
Repealed (#2026-1, s. 8, 2026)
(4)
Restricted Parking signs shall indicate those times during the day or those days of
the week when parking is prohibited.
(5)
Parking Limit signs shall indicate the maximum time period and the days of the
week when parking is permitted.
(#2022-13, s. 14, 2022)
Parking at Curb
32.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle on a street except:
(a)
at the right-hand curb on a two-way street;
(b)
at either curb on a one-way street;
(c)
parallel to or alongside the curb unless angle parking is indicated by signs or
markings; or
(d)
in the direction of traffic on that side of the street, provided such parking is
not otherwise prohibited by this Bylaw.
(2)
Notwithstanding clauses (1)(a) and (b), parking may be allowed in the opposite
direction of traffic when signs allow this type of parking.
Parallel Parking
33.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle on a street where parallel parking is provided:
(a)
with the front or rear wheel nearest the curb more than 0.6 metres from that
curb;
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(b)
within 0.6 metres of any vehicle previously parked in front of or behind the
vehicle; or
(c)
within 0.3 metres of the side of a bicycle lane buffer which is adjacent to a
bicycles only lane.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), where the vehicle is a solo motorcycle, the operator
shall park the vehicle at an angle of 45 degrees to the curb with the rear wheel within
0.3 metres of the curb.
(3) Notwithstanding clause (1)(a) parking may be allowed on a public highway at the
side of a bicycle lane buffer which is adjacent to a bicycles only lane.
(#2020-69, ss.7 and 8, 2020)
Angle Parking
34. (1) No person shall park a vehicle on any street where angle parking is provided except:
a)
in accordance with signs or markings designating a parking
stall;
b)
where the angle of the parking stall is less than 90 degrees
with the leading edge of the vehicle's bumper within 0.3 meters of the curb;
and
c)
where the vehicle measures less than six meters in overall
length.
(2) No person shall back a vehicle into a parking stall that is less than 90 degrees.
(#2013-7, s. 6, 2013)
No Parking
35.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle on any street:
(a)
where parking is prohibited or restricted by display of a sign;
(b)
where parking is limited for a longer time period by display of a sign; or
(c)
in a zone where parking is limited by this Bylaw on the same side of the
street of the same block where the vehicle was parked previously to the
maximum time allowed by the limited parking zone.
(2)
No person shall park a vehicle on any alley in the City, except for vehicles which:
(a)
display a current Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit on the front
windshield of the vehicle which allows the holder of the permit to park in an
alley for ten minutes or less or for such longer time as the vehicle is actively
involved in loading or unloading goods onto or from the vehicle; or;
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(b)
are actively involved in loading or unloading goods onto or from the vehicle
and are parked in the alley for no more than ten minutes;
provided the vehicle does not block passage of vehicular traffic in the alley.
(3)
No person shall park a vehicle on any street adjacent to a school or school ground
marked with appropriate signs, except those vehicles or classes of vehicles
specifically permitted by signs.
(4)
No person shall park a vehicle on any:
(a)
portion of a sidewalk, except for electric kick scooters which shall only be
parked on sidewalks in designated electric kick scooter parking areas on
the sidewalk;
(b)
boulevard or other place not accessible to a public highway by a curb
crossing;
(c)
area adjacent to a centre median or traffic island;
(d)
street where the posted speed limit exceeds 50 kilometres per hour; or
(e)
traffic lane of any street.
(5)
No person shall park a vehicle on any public highway:
(a)
on which parking has been temporarily restricted, pursuant to Part VI of this
Bylaw, exclusive of section 64;
(b)
which has been temporarily closed to vehicular traffic, pursuant to Part VI of
this Bylaw; or
(c)
for more than 24 hours except for Saturdays and holidays.
(6)
Except for as may be permitted by subsection 9.1(2) of this Bylaw, no person
shall park a vehicle on any portion of a designated bicycles only lane or bicycle
lane buffer.
(#10123, ss. 5 and 6, 1999; #10193, s. 5, 2000; #2005-95, s. 6, 2005; #2010-30, s. 8, 2010, #2020-
69, s. 9, 2020, #2023-40, s. 18, 2023)
No Stopping
36.
(1)
No person shall stop a vehicle:
(a)
on any street where stopping is prohibited by display of an appropriate sign,
except those vehicles or classes of vehicles specifically permitted by signs.
(b)
on any street designated by signs as a bus stop between those signs or
between a sign and the corner of the block in the direction of the arrow
displayed on the sign;
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(c)
in a traffic lane of any street, except where directed by Police or traffic
control device;
(d)
in any alley within two metres of any property access.
(e)
within 10 metres of a street intersection, as measured in accordance with
Schedule "D", unless permitted by the presence of a parking meter or sign;
(f)
within 2 metres of a fire hydrant, measured parallel to the curb, as measured
in accordance with Schedule "D";
(g)
within 5 metres of any railway track, as measured in accordance with
Schedule "D";
(h)
within 10 metres of a painted pedestrian crosswalk, as measured in
accordance with Schedule "E";
(i)
within 3 metres of an alley intersection, as measured in accordance with
Schedule "F";
(j)
within 2 metres of any curb crossing, as measured in accordance with
Schedule "F";
(k)
on any portion of a bicycles only lane or bicycle lane buffer except where
directed by a police officer or traffic control device or as may be permitted
by subsection 9.1(2) of this Bylaw; and
(l)
within 10 metres of a pedestrian ramp at tee-intersection, as measured in
accordance with Schedule "D", unless permitted by the presence of a
parking meter or sign.
(2)
"No stopping" signs for specific hours shall indicate that stopping is prohibited
during the time period on the days prescribed, in the direction indicated by the arrow
heads thereon.
(3)
No person shall stop a vehicle on any street adjacent to a school or school ground
marked with appropriate signs, except those vehicles or classes of vehicle
specifically permitted by signs.
(#9970, s. 3, 1998; #10123, ss. 7 and 8, 1999, #2020-69, s.10, 2020, #2021-41, s.9, 2021)
Metered Parking
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37.
(1)
Repealed (2026-19, s. 10, 2026)
(2)
Repealed (#2026-1, s. 9, 2026)
(3)
Repealed (2026-19, s. 11, 2026)
(4)
Every person, on placing a vehicle in a paid parking stall, shall forthwith pay the
amount as indicated by the online payment application used for payment by
electronic means. Payment by online payment application used for payment by
electronic means is subject to the following:
(a) the person placing the vehicle in a paid parking stall shall forthwith
enter the block number in which the vehicle is parked and the license
plate number as instructed by the online payment application used
for payment by electronic means; and
(b) payment to use the paid parking stall shall be deemed to have not
been made where the information required in clause (4)(a) is not
entered correctly into the online payment application used for
payment by electronic means
(#2024-20, s. 8, 2024, #2026-19, s. 12, 2026)
(5)
Parking rates shall be in accordance with Schedule "J".
(6)
In addition to any parking meter rates established pursuant to Schedule "J" a
convenience fee may be charged in any amount per transaction provided that the fee
amount is identified by the online payment application used for payment by
electronic means prior to purchaser completion of the payment transaction."
(#2018-53, s. 4, 2018, #2022-13, s. 15, 2022, #2026-19, s. 13-14, 2026)
Veteran Exemption
37.1.
A veteran who parks a vehicle with a valid, properly displayed Veteran Design
License Plate issued for the vehicle by Saskatchewan Government Insurance, or
such equivalent motor license issuer in the Provinces and Territories of Canada, is
exempt from complying with subsection 37(4) of this Bylaw.
(#2005-95, s. 7, 2005; #2006-56, s. 4, 2006)
Paid Parking Restrictions
38.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle in a paid parking stall located within
the zones shown in the map in Schedule "U" to this bylaw:
(a)
subject to section 39, for any period of time that signs governing the stalls
or the online payment application used for payment by electronic means
shows "violation" or "time expired", "out of order" or "failed";
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(b)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 18, 2026)
(c)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 19, 2026)
(d)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 20, 2026)
(e)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 21, 2026)
(f)
where a traffic control device has been placed that parking is prohibited or
restricted; and
(g)
except wholly within the paid parking stall.
(h)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 24, 2026)
(2) Repealed (#2026-19, s. 25, 2026)
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004, #2015-23, s. 3, 2015, #2026-19, s. 15-25)
Paid Parking Exceptions
39.
(1)
Clause 38(1)(a) shall not apply:
(a)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 27, 2026)
(b)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 28, 2026)
(b.1)
where payment has been made as permitted by the bylaw by electronic
means or Prepaid Parking Voucher;
(c)
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 30, 2026)
(d)
to service vehicles owned by, marked as and in the service of SaskPower,
SaskEnergy, SaskTel or Canada Post;
(e)
to vehicles owned by, marked as and in the service of the City, including
Fire and Police vehicles;
(f)
to vehicles operated by members of the Regina Police Service or the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police while the member is attending Court as a
witness, provided that the duplicate Court Attendance Notice is
prominently displayed in the front window of the vehicle;
(g)
at 10 minute and 15 minute parking stalls, for vehicles which display on the
front windshield a current Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit;
(h)
at 10 minute and 15 minute parking stalls, for vehicles which display on the
rear window of the vehicle a current taxicab Owner's License Decal issued
for that vehicle by the License Inspector of the City; and
(i)
to any vehicle displaying a disability parking permit or a placard issued for a
person with a disability
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39.1 (1) The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue a Prepaid
Parking Voucher to any person upon payment of the applicable fee set out in
Schedule "J".
(2) Any vehicle prominently displaying, in the front windshield a Prepaid Parking
Voucher, pursuant to subsection (1), which is clearly and properly marked with
the date and time, may park in a paid parking stall for up to one hour from the
time indicated on the Prepaid Parking Voucher.
(3) Prepaid Parking Vouchers are only valid in paid parking zones with a time limit
of one hour or more.
(4) A vehicle parked pursuant to subsection (2) may park in a paid parking stall for a
maximum of two (2) hours.
(4)
A Prepaid Parking Voucher is considered invalid if more than one date or
more than one time is indicated on the Prepaid Parking Voucher.
(#10009, s. 4, 1998; #10123, s. 9, 1999; #10193, s. 6, 2000; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004;
#2005-95, ss. 8 and 9, 2005; #2006-56, s. 5, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011,
#2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2018-53, s. 5, 2018, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2025-35, s.4, 2025, #2026-1,
s. 10, 2026, #2026-19, s. 26-34, 2026))
Exceptions to Time Limit
40.
Repealed (#2026-19, s. 35, 2026)
(#2004-102, s. 7, 2004; #2006-56, s. 6, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2025-35, s. 5, 2025)
Tampering with Parking Meter
41.
(1)
No person shall deposit or cause to be deposited in a parking meter any slug or other
substitute for a coin of Canada or the United States of America.
(2)
No person shall deface, damage, tamper with or impair the operation of any parking
meter or meter pole.
Off-Street Parking
42.
No person shall enter, leave or park in an off-street parking area except in accordance with
the directional signs installed in that area.
Private Property
43.
(1)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on private property in a zone indicated by
signs as "no parking" or "no stopping".
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(2)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on private property within a stall on private
property marked by signs as reserved for persons with disabilities, unless the vehicle
displays:
a)
a valid Disability Parking Permit; and
b)
if the stall is contained within a lot for which payment for parking is
required, a valid permit (ticket) or other proof of payment as is required for
that lot is prominently displayed in the front windshield of the vehicle.
(3)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on private property in areas other than
subsection (1) or (2), without the express consent of the owner, occupant or
permittee of that property.
(#10193, S. 7, 2000, #2001-32, s. 4, 2001; #2013-7, s. 7, 2013)
Public Property
44.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle on public property other than a public highway,
including any park, playground, public reserve or school ground, except as
authorized by this Bylaw or permitted by signs erected by the Director or other
public authority having jurisdiction.
(2)
No person shall drive any vehicle on or across any public property other than a
public highway, including any ditch, park, playground, public reserve or school
ground, except as authorized by this Bylaw or indicated by signs erected by the
Director or other public authority having jurisdiction.
(3)
This section shall not apply to maintenance vehicles of the City, in the case of
municipal land, or the Boards of Education, in the case of school grounds.
Oversized Vehicle Parking
45.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle with:
(a)
an actual weight or gross registered weight over 2,725 kilograms; or
(b)
an overall length of more than six metres;
on any street for more than two hours.
(2)
Subsection (1) shall not apply:
(a)
to vehicles owned by or leased to the City; or
(b)
to recreation vehicles parked outside 30 metres of a street intersection or
painted pedestrian crosswalk, as measured in accordance with Schedule "E".
(#2021-41, s.10, 2021)
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Dangerous Goods Vehicle Parking
46.
(1)
Except as is provided for in this Bylaw, no person may park a dangerous goods
vehicle within 150 metres of any place of assembly occupancy.
(2)
A dangerous goods vehicle may be parked within 150 metres of a place of assembly
occupancy:
(a)
to make a pickup or a delivery of a dangerous goods;
(b)
to go to or from the business premises of the owner or operator of the
dangerous goods vehicle; or
(c)
to go to or from a garage for the purpose of repairs, servicing or refueling of
the dangerous goods vehicle;
as long as the dangerous goods vehicle and the pick up and delivery process are
under constant supervision during the period of time that the dangerous goods
vehicle is parked.
(3)
A dangerous goods vehicle may be parked within 150 metres of a place of assembly
occupancy for a period of up to 2 hours while the operator of the dangerous goods
vehicle is a patron of a business that has a current Temporary Stop Location Permit
issued by the Director pursuant to Schedule N.
(4)
A business owner who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Director to not issue a
Temporary Stop Location Permit or with any condition imposed by the Director on a
Temporary Stop Location Permit pursuant to subsection (3), may, within 21 days
after the day on which the Director's decision was made, submit the facts respecting
the decision to the City Clerk's office, for consideration and decision by the
Executive Committee, and the Executive Committee may confirm, revoke or amend
the decision of the Director.
(5)
A decision of the Executive Committee made pursuant to subsection (4) is final and
binding and not subject to further appeal.
(#2004-102, s. 8, 2004; #2009-40, s. 39, 2009, #2014-25, s. 5, 2014)(#2020-75, s.6, 2020)(#2021-84, ss. 104 and
105, 2021)
Stadium Parking
47.
No person shall park a vehicle on any street where parking is restricted by display of a sign
in the area identified in Schedule "G" during:
a)
times that Canadian Football League games are being played at the Stadium; or
b)
any other special event at the Stadium as approved by City Council;
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unless that vehicle displays a valid Stadium Resident Parking Permit issued pursuant to and
displayed in accordance with section 55.1.
(#2201-32, s. 5, 2001); #2018-15, s. 2, 4, 2018;
Loading Zone Parking
48.
(1)
No person shall park a vehicle in a loading zone where parking is
limited by the display of an appropriate sign for a longer period than allowed by the
sign unless the vehicle displays a Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit
(2)
Loading Zone Parking signs shall indicate that short-term parking is allowed for
the time limit indicated on the sign and in the direction indicated by the arrow
heads thereon.
(#2005-95, s. 10, 2005, #2026-19, s. 36, 2026)
Taxicab Parking Zone
49.
(1)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle, other than a licensed taxicab of the
appropriate broker, in a taxicab parking zone.
(2)
The locations set out below are hereby established as taxicab parking zones and are
for the exclusive use of the firm listed, upon payment of the fee prescribed in
Schedule "J".
Broker
Street
From
To
Side
Stalls
Arch Transco
Cornwall Street
11th Avenue
12th Avenue
East
1
Arch Transco
Victoria Avenue
Broad Street
Rose Street
North
2
Arch Transco
Hamilton Street
Saskatchewan
Drive
11th Avenue
East
1
Arch Transco
Victoria Avenue
Scarth Street
Cornwall Street
South
2
Buffalo Cabs
11th Avenue
Scarth Street
Cornwall Street
South
1
Capital Cabs
Hamilton Street
Victoria Avenue
13th Avenue
East
2
(3)
The Director is hereby authorized to establish taxicab parking zones for the
exclusive use of vehicles of a taxicab service and to install signs to mark the
parking stalls on being satisfied that there is sufficient public demand at the location
and it will not unduly interfere with traffic.
(4)
The Director shall allocate taxicab parking pursuant to subsection (3) on the basis of
a draw system.
(5)
The draw system referred to in subsection (4) shall be open to all taxicab brokers.
(6)
An applicant may appeal a decision of the Director to Council.
(#2002-28, s. 5, 2002, #2026-19, s. 37, 2026)
Parking Zones for Persons with Disabilities
50.
(1)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle in any on-street parking stall or zone marked
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by signs as reserved for persons with disabilities unless the vehicle prominently
displays, in the front windshield, a Disability Parking Permit.
(2)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle displaying a placard issued for a person with a
disability in any on-street parking stall or zone marked by signs as reserved for
persons with disabilities for a longer period than 24 hours, except for Saturdays and
holidays, or such lesser time as may be allowed by the signs.
(#10123, s. 10, 1999; #10193, s. 8, 2000, 2001-32, s. 6, 2001, #2013-7, s. 8, 2013)
Engine Running
51.
No person shall park a vehicle on any public highway with the engine running unless the
vehicle remains in charge and under the control of an operator or is completely locked and
with the emergency brake on.
Trucks Loading
52.
(1)
No person shall park any vehicle on any street with the vehicle backed up to the curb
except:
(a)
while actually loading or unloading goods onto or from the vehicle; and
(b)
where the vehicle does not obstruct more than three metres of the street,
measured perpendicular to the curb.
Opening Doors
53.
(1)
No person shall open the door of a vehicle unless it is safe to do so and can be done
without interfering with the movement of traffic or cyclists.
(2)
No person shall leave any door of a vehicle open on the side adjacent to moving
vehicular traffic for a period of time longer than necessary to load or unload
passengers.
(#2021-35, s.7, 2021)
Further Offence
54.
(1)
Where a vehicle is parked or stopped in a paid parking stall or zone where parking
is prohibited or limited by this Bylaw for more than one hour after the issuance of
a previous parking ticket, a further offence shall be deemed to have occurred.
(2)
Repealed. (#10193, s. 9, 2000)
(#2015-23, s. 4, 2015, #2026-19, s. 38, 2026)
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PART V
Resident Parking Permit
55.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is authorized to issue annual Resident Parking
Permit to a person who:
(a)
is a registered owner of a motor vehicle;
(b)
is a resident of a street where parking is limited to one or two hours, but
excluding streets with paid parking; and
(c)
has paid the applicable fee shown in the attached schedule "J".
(2)
Subject to subsection (7), a Resident Parking Permit allows the permit holder to park
the motor vehicle for which the permit was issued for up to 24 hours or on Saturdays
and holidays on the street block or blocks designated on the permit where parking is
otherwise limited to one or two hours, but excluding paid parking limitations.
(3)
A Resident Parking Permit is valid when:
(a)
the permit sticker is attached to the rear window of the motor vehicle and is
clearly visible from outside the vehicle; and
(b)
the vehicle is otherwise legally parked on the street block or blocks
designated on the permit.
(4)
No person shall cause or allow a Resident Parking Permit to be attached or displayed
on a motor vehicle other than the motor vehicle for which the permit was originally
issued.
(5)
No person who issued a Resident Parking Permit for a motor vehicle shall transfer
the permit to another motor vehicle.
(6)
Where a person who has been issued a Resident Parking Permit:
(a)
transfers ownership or disposes of the motor vehicle for which the permit
was issued; or
(b)
no longer resides on the street or streets designated on the permit;
that person shall immediately surrender the permit to the Manager, Parking Services
Office.
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(7)
A permit issued pursuant to this section does not constitute a defence where a person
is charged with a violation of section 47.
(#2001-32, s. 7, 2001; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
48, s. 9(4), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-19, s. 39-40, 2026)
55.1
(1) The Manager, Parking Services is authorized to issue a Stadium Resident Parking Permit
to a person who:
(a)
is the registered owner of a motor vehicle;
(b)
is a resident of a street identified in the marked area shown in Schedule 'G'
where parking is restricted by display of a sign as identified in Section 47;
and
(c)
has paid the applicable fee shown in the attached Schedule 'J'.
(2)
The Stadium Resident Parking Permit allows the permit holder to park the motor
vehicle for which the permit was issued during:
(a)
times that Canadian Football League games are being played at the Stadium;
or
(b)
any other special event at the Stadium, as approved by City Council;
on the street block or blocks designated on the permit where parking is
otherwise prohibited during the events mentioned in this subsection.
(3) A Stadium Resident Parking Permit is valid when:
(a)
the permit sticker is attached to the rear window of the motor vehicle and is
clearly visible from outside the vehicle; and
(b)
the vehicle is otherwise legally parked on the street block or blocks
designated on the permit.
(4)
No person shall cause or allow a Stadium Resident Parking Permit to be attached or
displayed on a motor vehicle other than the motor vehicle for which the permit was
originally issued.
(5)
No person who is issued a Stadium Resident Parking Permit for a motor vehicle
shall transfer the permit to another motor vehicle.
(6)
Where a person who has been issued a Stadium Resident Parking Permit:
(a)
transfers ownership of or disposes of the motor vehicle for which the
permit was issued; or
(b)
no longer resides on the street or streets designated on the permit;
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that person shall immediately surrender the permit to the Manager, Parking Services
Office.
(#2001-32, s. 8, 2001; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
48, ss. 9(3) and 9(4), 2016); #2018-15, s. 2, 5, 6, 2018, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Visitor Parking Permit
56.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue annual Visitor Parking
Permits allowing the holder to park their motor vehicle for up to 24 hours or on
Saturdays and holidays on the street block designated on the permit where parking is
otherwise limited.
(2)
Any person eligible to obtain a Resident Parking Permit as described in section 55
may obtain two Visitor Parking Permits on payment of a fee set forth in Schedule
"J", provided Visitor Parking Permits are not issued to:
(a)
residents of the Stadium Area; or
(b)
residents of apartments.
(3)
This permit will only exempt a vehicle from the posted time limit within the block
abutting the address indicated on the permit.
(4)
This permit must be displayed on the front dash of a vehicle so as to be clearly
visible to enforcement personnel.
(5)
This permit will not be replaced without charge within the current calendar year if
lost or stolen.
(6)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, University of Regina, Regina Airport, or
at any Hospital.
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016,
#2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Special Occasion Parking Permit
57.
(1)
The Director is hereby authorized to issue Special Occasion Permits allowing the
holder to park their motor vehicle for up to 24 hours or on Saturdays and holidays on
the street block designated on the permit where parking is otherwise limited.
(2)
Any eligible resident, occupant, non-profit agency or institution may obtain a
Special Occasion Parking Permit on payment of a fee set forth in Schedule "J".
(3)
This permit will only exempt a vehicle from the posted time limit within the block
abutting the address indicated on the permit.
(4)
This permit must be displayed on the front dash of a vehicle so as to be clearly
visible to enforcement personnel.
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(5)
This permit will not be replaced without charge within the current calendar year if
lost or stolen.
(6)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre Authority, University of Regina, Regina
Airport or at any Hospital.
City Parking Permit
58.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue an annual City Parking
Permit; or a Monthly City Parking Permit to eligible organizations, to any person for
a specific vehicle upon application for the permit and upon payment of the
applicable fee set out in Schedule "J"."
(2)
A City Parking Permit:
(a)
allows the permit holder to park the specified vehicle in a paid parking stall
without payment for a maximum of two (2) hours;
(b)
is not valid in Wascana Centre, or at the University of Regina, the Regina
Airport, or any Hospital;
(c)
must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle so as to
be clearly visible;
(3) For the purpose of determining the fee to be paid for a City Parking Permit, which
determination is in the sole discretion of the Director, the following terms have the
following meanings:
(a)
"Approved City Employee" means an employee or agent of the City who has
been approved by the Director or the employee's Director to receive a City
Parking Permit.
(b)
"Elected Government Official" means a person elected to the Public or
Separate School Board in Regina, or to a municipal, provincial, or federal
government position.
(c)
"Government Agency or Crown Corporation" means any department of the
federal or provincial governments or a recognized Crown Corporation.
(d)
Health or Social Service Organization" means a not for profit organization
established for the primary purpose of providing health or social service to
the community as a whole.
(e)
"Justice Official" means a federal or provincial court justice, a municipal
court Justice of the Peace, or a person providing correctional services.
(f)
"Non-Government Organization" means a not for profit organization, not
affiliated or associated with municipal, provincial or federal government,
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which is devoted to the enhancement of the community as a whole.
(g)
"Press/Media" means a member of a news organization.
(#9965, s. #2, 1998; #10193, s. 10, 2000, #2001-32, s. 9, 2001; #2002-28, s. 6, 2002;
#2002-116, s. 1, 2002; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2006-56, s. 7, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-1, s. 11, 2026, #2026-19,
s. 41, 2026)
Daily Parking Permit
59.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue Daily Parking Permits
allowing the holder to park in paid parking stalls with time limits of one hour or
more without payment for up to 9 hours on the date specified.
(1.1)
No holder of a Daily Parking Permit shall park in a paid parking stall with time
limits of less than one hour without payment as required by signage governing that
parking stall.
(2)
The following eligible people may obtain a Daily Parking Permit on payment of a
fee set forth in the attached Schedule "J":
(a)
persons holding or attending meetings at City Hall; and
(b)
City Employees doing City business in the Downtown area.
(3)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, University of Regina, Regina Airport or
any Hospital.
(4)
This permit must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle
so as to be clearly visible.
(#10193, S. 11, 2000; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2025-35, s. 6, 2025, #2026-19, s. 42-43, 2026)
Municipal Parking Permit
60.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue annual Municipal
Parking Permits to park at paid parking stalls with time limits of one hour or more
without payment for up to 24 hours and non-paid, limited time parking zones for
up to four hours.
(2)
The following eligible people may obtain a Municipal Parking Permit on payment of
the fee set forth in Schedule "J":
(a)
members of Council to a maximum of two permits;
(b)
persons appointed by Council and serving as a member of a Board,
Committee or Commission of the City to a maximum of one permit, but does
not include board members of the City's municipal controlled corporations
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except as set out in clauses (b.1) and (b.2);
(b.1)
the members of the Board of Economic Development Regina Inc. to a
maximum of one permit;
(b.2) the Chairs of the Boards of the Regina Exhibition Association Limited and
Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Corporation to a maximum of one permit;
(c)
the Lieutenant Governor;
(d)
Members of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Saskatchewan
whose constituency boundaries are contained within or intersect with the
geographic boundaries of the City, or who are Cabinet Ministers, to a
maximum of one permit;
(e)
members of Parliament;
(f)
Executive
members
of
the
Saskatchewan
Association
of
Rural
Municipalities provided that the Association designates no more than three
Executive members as being entitled to a permit issued hereunder;
(g)
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association, to a maximum of three permits;
(h)
Executive members of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association,
provided that the Association designates no more than four Executive
members as entitled to a permit issued under this section;
(i)
Senators of the Senate of Canada; and
(j)
any employee of the City for their vehicle where in the service of the City,
on authorization of the Director of Community Standards.
(2.1)
On an exceptional basis, the City Manager, is hereby authorized to issue
Municipal Parking Permits for designated periods of time to a maximum of one
year to park at paid parking stalls with time limits of one hour or more without
payment for up to 24 hours and non-paid, limited time parking zones for up to
four hours for the following eligible people on payment of the fee set out in
Schedule "J":
(a)
individuals working for a not for profit organization that are meeting with
City officials at City Hall on a frequent basis to a maximum of two permits
per organization;
(b)
individuals who are assisting City officials with a City initiative, City
program, City policy or City conference that are meeting with City officials
at City Hall on a frequent basis to a maximum of one permit per individual.
(3)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, University of Regina, Regina Airport or
at any Hospital.
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(4)
This permit must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle so
as to be clearly visible.
(#2004-102, ss. 4 and 9, 2004; #2006-56, ss. 8, 9 and10, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2015-23, s. 5, 2015, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2019-66, ss. 2 and 3, 2019,
#2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-1, s. 12-13, 2026, #2026-19, s. 44-45, 2026)
Convention Parking Permit
61.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue Convention Parking
Permits to convention organizers or officials to park in paid parking stalls with time
limits of one hour or more without payment or in non-paid, limited time parking
zones for up to 24 hours, on receipt of:
(a)
proof that a convention is being held in the City; and
(b)
a fee in an amount established by Schedule "J" for each permit issued.
(2)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, University of Regina, Regina Airport or
at any Hospital.
(3)
This permit must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle so
as to be clearly visible.
(#10193, s. 12, 2000; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48,
s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-19, s. 46, 2026)
Parking Permits for Persons with Disabilities
62. (1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue monthly or annual
parking permits for Parking Permits for Persons with Disabilities to any person who
has been issued a disability parking permit.
(2)
Any vehicle prominently displaying, in the front windshield, a disability parking
permit and a valid City of Regina Parking Permit for Persons with Disabilities issued
for that vehicle by the Manager, Parking Services, pursuant to subsection (1), may
park for up to three hours in a paid parking stall with a time limit of one hour or
more, on payment of a fee set forth in Schedule "J".
(3)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, University of Regina, Regina Airport or
at any Hospital.
(4)
This permit must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle so
as to be clearly visible.
(#10193, s. 13, 2000; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011;
#2013-7, s. 9, 2013, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-19, s. 47-48, 2026)
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Reserved Parking Permit
63.
(1)
The Director is hereby authorized to reserve parking permits for the exclusive use of
any person on issuance of a Reserved Parking Permit and receipt of a fee in the
amount established by Schedule "J".
(2)
Only vehicles displaying the following may park or stop in a reserved parking stall,
which is marked as a reserved parking stall using a traffic control device:
(a)
a valid Temporary Street Use Permit placed on the front dash of the vehicle
in a manner that can be read; or
(b)
a valid Reserved Permit sticker affixed to the front windshield of the vehicle.
Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit
63.1.
(1)
The Manager, Parking Services, is hereby authorized to issue Business Motor
Vehicle Parking Permits which allow a holder of this permit to park their vehicle at a
loading zone parking stall without payment and in an alley while loading or
unloading.
(2)
A commercial business owner may obtain a Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit
on payment of the fee for this permit as set forth in Schedule "J".
(3)
Where a person holds a valid Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit, they are
exempted from payment in loading zone paid parking locations.
(4)
This permit is not valid in Wascana Centre, the University of Regina, the Regina
Airport or at any Hospital.
(5)
This permit must be prominently displayed on the front windshield of the vehicle so
as to be clearly visible."
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2005-95, s. 11, 2005; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2026-19, s. 49-54, 2026)
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PART VI
Temporary Street Closure
64.
(1)
No person shall operate a vehicle on any public highway temporarily closed to
vehicular traffic by authority of this Bylaw or any other Bylaw of Council.
(2)
No person shall park or stop a vehicle on any public highway where parking or
stopping is temporarily restricted by authority of this Bylaw or any other Bylaw of
Council.
(3)
Notwithstanding any other provision in this Bylaw, the Director shall have authority
to temporarily close to vehicular traffic or restrict parking or stopping on any public
highway as follows:
(a)
to enable work to be carried out by or on behalf of the City, including road
maintenance, street cleaning, snow removal and sewer or water line
construction, repair or improvements;
(b)
to facilitate the moving of any building, structure, machine or other object;
(c)
to facilitate the construction, repair or demolition of a building, structure or
other object; and
(d)
to facilitate public gatherings.
(4)
Notwithstanding any other provision in this Bylaw, the Chief of Police shall have
authority to temporarily close to vehicular traffic or restrict parking or stopping on
any public highway for the purpose of a parade or assembly of persons.
(5)
Where a public highway is temporarily closed, the Director shall cause the highway
to be marked with a sign or barricade indicating the closure and the hazards, if any,
that would be encountered in its use.
64.1 (1) No person shall park or stop a vehicle or permit a vehicle to be parked or stopped
on any street or portion of any street identified as a snow route in Schedule "O" to
this Bylaw.
(2) Subsection (1) applies when the City Manager declares snow routes to be in effect.
(3) A declaration announcing snow routes to be in effect shall remain in effect for a
period of 24 hours unless sooner terminated or extended by further declaration of the
City Manager with such 24 hour period commencing and being effective from the
time specified in the declaration.
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(4) The City Manager shall inform the general public of the existence of the snow route
declaration using whatever means he or she may deem advisable.
(5) All vehicles parked on designated snow routes while a declaration is in effect may be
moved, without notice, for such distance as is necessary, or impounded by the City
at the expense of the registered owner of the said vehicle."
(#2017-3, s. 64.1, 2017)
Temporary Street Use Permit
65.
(1) Subject to this Bylaw, and any other bylaw of the City authorizing the placing of
objects on public property or any other permission granted by the City, no person
shall occupy or place objects on any public highway, pedestrian mall, sidewalk,
boulevard, pedestrian mall, Pat Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, public right-
of-way, or cause any encroachment or obstruction thereon except for a person who
has obtained a valid permit pursuant to this Bylaw.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Director may issue a temporary street use permit
for temporary use of a public highway, pedestrian mall, sidewalk, boulevard, Pat
Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public right-of-way.
(3)
Temporary Street Use Permits shall be restricted to situations involving newspaper
vending, sidewalk vending unit, sidewalk sales, outdoor restaurants, mobile vending
unit, major deliveries, the construction, repair, demolition or relocating of a building
or other object, fundraising by charitable organizations, and for special uses the
Director deems appropriate.
(4)
Notwithstanding subsection (2), Temporary Street Use Permits shall only be issued
on:
(a)
the Director's receipt of a written application not less than three working
days, or in the case of an application for an outdoor restaurant 45 days prior
to the commencement of the temporary street use;
(b)
the issuance of necessary permits or approvals by authorities having
jurisdiction over activity or area for which the temporary street use is sought;
(c)
receipt of the Applicant's written agreement, to bear all costs associated with
the Temporary Street Use, to carry insurance in amounts acceptable to the
City Solicitor, to indemnify the City from and against third party claims, and
to repair or pay costs of repairing any damage done by the Applicant to City
property or to public highways, sidewalks and boulevards;
(d)
with the exception of permits issued to charitable organizations or non-profit
corporations for fundraising, receipt of a fee prescribed in Schedule "J"; and
(e)
the Director being satisfied that the Temporary Street Use Permit will not
result in activity which unduly interferes with the movement of traffic or
constitutes a threat to public safety.
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(5) The Director may impose conditions on the issuance of a Temporary Street Use
Permit. Failure to meet any condition outlined in the Temporary Street Use Permit is
subject to a fine specified in the attached Schedules "K" and "L" as applicable.
(5.1) In addition to any conditions the Director may impose, pursuant to subsection 65(5)
of this Bylaw, all persons obtaining a temporary street use permit for an outdoor
restaurant or for a mobile vending unit shall comply with requirements set out in the
applicable schedules to this Bylaw as follows:
(a) SCHEDULE "P" - Outdoor Restaurant; and
(c)
SCHEDULE "Q" - Mobile and Sidewalk Vending.
(#2024-14, s. 4, s. 5, 2024)
(5.2) No person shall fail to comply with conditions in Schedules "P" or "Q" of this
Bylaw or any additional conditions imposed through a Temporary Street Use Permit
subject to applicable fees in Schedule "J" and a violation of any conditions of such
permit is an offence under this Bylaw and subject to applicable fines in Schedules
"K" and "L" of this Bylaw.
(#2024-14, s. 6, 2024)
(6)
No person having obtained a Temporary Street Use Permit shall fail to abide by the
conditions imposed by the Director pursuant to subsections (4), (5), (5.1) or (5.2) or
as otherwise required by this Bylaw, any schedule to this Bylaw or any other
applicable law.
(#2024-14, s. 7, 2024)
(7)
The Director may revoke or suspend the operation of a Temporary Street Use Permit
when the applicant fails to observe conditions of permit issuance or where in the
Director's opinion the activity of the applicant has proven to unduly interfere with
the movement of traffic or is constituting a threat to public safety, or otherwise in
accordance with rights reserved by the Director as a condition of permit issuance.
(8) Notwithstanding subsections (6) and (7), no refund shall be granted to any
applicant for a temporary street use permit whose temporary street use permit has
been revoked or suspended by the Director.
(#2006-56, s. 11, 2006; #2009-69, ss. 3 and 4, 2009; #2010-30, s. 9, 2010; #2013-7, ss. 10 and 11,
2013, #2022-31, ss. 6, 7 and 8, 2022, #2026-19, s. 55, 2026)
Parade Permit
66.
(1)
The Chief of Police shall have authority to issue a Parade Permit to hold a parade or
assembly of persons on a public highway on receipt of an application in writing not
less than seven days before commencement of the parade and giving full particulars
of the parade.
(2)
No person shall hold, take part in a parade or assembly on a public highway unless a
parade permit has been obtained.
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(3)
No person shall cross through or in any way obstruct or interfere with a parade or
assembly for which a parade permit has been obtained.
Repair of Vehicle
67.
(1)
No person shall wash, repair, dismantle or otherwise work on a vehicle on a public
highway, except in case of emergency and then only in the curb lane of the street.
(2)
No person shall leave any vehicle for more than three hours on any public highway
when that vehicle has been placed on a jack or blocks.
68.
Repealed. (#2013-7, s. 12, 2013)
Intersection Sight Line Controls
69.
(1)
No person shall obstruct sightlines at the intersection of a street with any other street,
alley, driveway within the limits as shown in the attached Schedule "H(1)" or that
obstructs a traffic control device.
(1.1)
The Director may remove or cause the removal of that obstruction at the cost of the
person who caused or allowed the obstruction and may destroy or otherwise dispose
of the obstruction.
(2)
This section does not apply to mature trees situated within the restricted areas shown
in Schedule "H(1)" provided all branches and foliage of any such tree are cut back
from ground level to a height of two metres measured from the grade of the nearest
curb , and do not obstruct a traffic control.
(3)
Subject to subsection (2), no owner or occupant of a property shall cause or permit:
(a)
the planting, erection, maintenance or keeping of any plant, tree, fence or
other obstruction;
(b)
the piling or placing of snow; or
(c)
the parking of a recreational vehicle;
on that portion of the property or adjacent boulevard shown in Schedule "H" except
as permitted by that Schedule.
(4)
Subject to subsection (3), the Director may remove any recreational vehicle, plant,
tree, structure or snow not permitted by Schedule "H(1) or H(2)".
(5)
This section does not apply to buildings erected in compliance with The Building
Bylaw and The Zoning Bylaw of the City for which the proper permit was obtained.
69.1 A person shall not install or keep installed in the City of Regina any device which, in
the opinion of the Chief of Police or the Director, is of such a nature or so positioned
that it will distract the attention of a vehicle operator and in doing so create a traffic
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hazard.
(#10123, s. 11, 1999; #10193, s. 14, 2000; #2002-28, s. 7, 2002; #2006-56, s. 12, 2006;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011#2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2024-20, s. 9, 2024, #2026-1,
s. 14-15, 2026)
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PART VII
Vehicle Licensing
70. (1) No person shall park a vehicle on a public
highway or boulevard unless it displays a valid license plate with current and valid
stickers as prescribed in The Traffic Safety Act, or a registration permit displayed
in the manner prescribed in The Traffic Safety Act.
(2)
No person shall operate an unlicensed motor vehicle on any public highway, park,
public reserve, sidewalk or other public property.
(#10123, s. 12, 1999; #2002-28, s. 8, 2002; #2004-102, s. 10, 2004; #2006-49, s. 5, 2006)
Overdimensional Vehicles
71.
No person shall operate an overdimensional vehicle on any public highway except where a
Overdimensional Load Permit has been obtained.
Overdimensional Load Permit
72.
(1)
No person shall move a building, structure, or any load the
dimensions of which, including the vehicle and trailer, exceed:
(a) 3.7 metres in width;
(b) 25.0 metres in length; or
(c) 4.2 metres in height;
over a public highway.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Director, or their delegate, may issue an
Overdimensional Load Permit for moving overdimensional loads on public
highways.
(2.01) Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Director, or their delegate, shall only issue
Overdimensional Load Permits upon:
(a) the Director's receipt of a complete, written application for such permit
from the applicant;
(a.1) the City obtaining approval from applicant utility companies for the
movement of the building, structure or load on the public highways;
(a.2) the Director, or their delegate, conducting a route investigation
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for the movement of the building, structure and load to identify a
safe route for the movement of the building, structure or load;
(b) the applicant agreeing that, if a permit is issued as applied for, the
applicant will pay the full amount of any damages resulting or
arising from or during the course of the travel for which the permit
is sought and will indemnify the City from and against third party
claims or against any such damages or injury;
(c) the applicant providing the City with a deposit or bond of
indemnity or insurance policy in the amount of at least $1,000,000
or such greater amount as the Director, or their delegate, may
determine as appropriate;
(d) the applicant agreeing that, the applicant shall pay any charges
levied for the City supplying labour and equipment as may be
required to assist the applicant to travel the approved route;
(d.1) the applicant agreeing to adhere to all applicable federal,
provincial and municipal laws;
(e) the Director being satisfied that the Overdimensional Load Permit
will not result in activity which unduly interferes with the
movement of traffic or constitutes a threat to public safety;
(f) the Director's receipt of necessary permits or approvals by
authorities having jurisdiction over activity for which the
Overdimensional Load Permit is sought; and
(h)
the applicant acknowledging that the City may suspend or revoke
an Overdimensional Load Permit where the applicant fails to abide
by any condition of the permit or approval or where the applicant
supplies false information pertaining to the dimensions of the
building, structure or vehicle to be moved.
(2.02) The Director may impose conditions on the issuance of an
Overdimensional Load Permit.
(2.03) No person shall fail to comply with any conditions the Director
may set for the Overdimensional Load Permit.
(2.04) The applicant shall pay to the City all charges for cost levied or
damages arising from the move and shall make such payment to
the City on or before 30 days after the date the City mails the bill,
with interest charged on any overdue account in accordance with
the rate set in The Regina Administration Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2003-
69.
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(2.1) Where an overdimensional load is 5.2 metres in height or higher or
6 metres in width or wider, the applicant shall pay the fee for an
Overdimensional Load Permit as set forth in Schedule "J".
(3)
The Director is hereby authorized to waive the requirement for an
operator moving an overdimensional load to obtain an
Overdimensional Load Permit if:
(a) the overdimensional load is not destined for any location within
the City limits; and
(b) the operator has obtained all the necessary approvals from the
Government of Saskatchewan and any other applicable agencies to
move the over dimensional load outside the City limits.
(4) The Director may revoke or suspend an Overdimensional Load
Permit when the applicant fails to observe conditions of permit
issuance, other permit conditions or where in the Director's
opinion the movement of the building, structure or load on the
public highways has proven to unduly interfere with the movement
of traffic or is constituting a threat to public safety.
(5) Notwithstanding subsection (4) no refund relating to any security
provided in accordance with clause 2.01(c) shall be granted to any
applicant
for
an
Overdimensional
Load
Permit
whose
Overdimensional Load Permit has been revoked or suspended by
the Director.
(#2005-95, s. 12, 2005, #2022-13, s. 16, 2022, #2026-1, s. 17, 2026)
Overweight Vehicles
73.
(1)
No person shall operate on any public highway a vehicle or load, or both exceeding
the maximum loads set out in Schedule "I", except where the Director has approved
an Overweight Load Permit.
(2) No person shall operate a vehicle on a bridge where the gross weight
registration or actual weight of the vehicle, including any trailer and load,
exceeds the maximum weight allowance (in tonnes) as per the following:
MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE WEIGHTS IN TONNES FOR BRIDGE
OVER WASCANA CREEK
BRIDGE
SINGLE
AXLE
TANDEM
SEMI-
TRAILER
Fleet Street
10.0
14.0
Not Allowed
*City Transit buses are exempt.
(#2026-1, s. 17, 2026)
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(3)
The maximum load on any tire shall not exceed 10kg/mm of tire width, to a
maximum load of 3,000 kilograms.
(4)
The allowable load on adjacent axle units shall be the sum of the individual
allowable axle load, subject to the minimum interaxle spacing of:
(a)
5.5 metres between a tandem axle group and tridem axle;
(b)
5.0 metres between two tandem axle groups; and
(c)
3.0 metres between a two single axles.
(5)
This section does not apply to any vehicle owned by or under contract to the City or
any other public utility vehicle while that vehicle is:
(a)
actually engaged in maintenance or construction of city operations; or
(b)
travelling to any location for the purpose of carrying out maintenance or
construction of city operations.
(6)
Every operator of a vehicle shall comply with a request of a police officer to
immediately proceed to the City Weigh Scale and there allow the vehicle to be
weighed for the purpose of determining whether the vehicle is overweight.
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011; #2017-2, s. 2, 2017)
Slow Moving Vehicle
74.
(1)
No person shall operate a slow moving vehicle on any public highway between the
hours of 07:00 hours and 09:00 hours or 16:00 hours and 18:00 hours Monday to
Friday or from one-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), a slow-moving vehicle may be operated between
sunset and sunrise, if the vehicle is preceded and followed by an escort vehicle or the
slow-moving vehicle is equipped with headlights and taillights.
(4)
Escort vehicles shall be identified in conformity with the escort vehicle requirements
described in The Vehicle Weight and Dimension Regulations, 2010, as amended by
the Government of Saskatchewan from time to time.
(#2022-13, s. 17, 2022)
Tracked Vehicles
75.
(1)
No person shall operate any tracked vehicle having contact with the road surface by
motorized tracks, including a crawling crane or any motor vehicle not capable of
being licensed on any public highway, park, public reserve, sidewalk or other public
property.
(2)
Notwithstanding subsection (1), a snowmobile may be operated along routes
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designated by appropriate signs and approved by the Director. (#2002-28, s. 9,
2002)
Farm and Road Construction Equipment
76. (1) No person shall operate any farm equipment or road construction equipment with
an attachment that obstructs the operator's view of the public highway or pedestrian
crosswalk unless it is preceded by a guide vehicle.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), no person shall operate any farm equipment or road
construction equipment between sunset and sunrise or between the hours of 07:00
hours to 09:00 hours and 16:00 hours to 18:00 hours unless the farm equipment or
road construction equipment is preceded and followed by an escort vehicle.
(#2022-13, s. 18, 2022)
Pilot Vehicles
77.
Escort vehicles shall be identified in conformity with the escort vehicle requirements
described in The Vehicle Weight and Dimension Regulations, 2010, as amended by the
Government of Saskatchewan from time to time.
(#2022-13, s. 19, 2022)
Pedestrian Malls
78.
(1)
No person shall operate a vehicle, other than an electric kick scooter or a service
vehicle, on a pedestrian mall.
(2)
No person shall operate a service vehicle on a pedestrian mall for the purpose of a
delivery or pick-up between the hours of 10:30 am and 6:00 pm.
(3)
No person shall park a service vehicle on a pedestrian mall for the purpose of
making a delivery or pick-up for a period of more than 30 minutes between the
hours of 5:00 am and 10:30 am.
(4)
With respect to pedestrian malls, a Temporary Street Use Permit may be issued for a
pedestrian mall for the following purposes:
(a)
for deliveries and pick-ups of goods or packages;
(b)
for any construction or building maintenance vehicles that require access to
the pedestrian mall;
(c)
for any special event or entertainment function that requires use of all or any
portion of the pedestrian mall;
(d)
subject to the approval of the Chief of Police, for any parade, procession,
demonstration, rally or similar assemblage of persons that requires use of all
or any portion of the pedestrian mall.
(5)
Notwithstanding subsection (4), no person shall operate a vehicle that exceeds the
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following weight and axle restrictions:
(a)
Maximum Steering Axle weight: 5,500 kg
(b)
Maximum Single Axle weight: 9,100 kg
(c)
Maximum Tandem Axle weight: 17,100 kg
(d)
Maximum Number of Axles combined
on Tractor and Trailer: 5 axles
(6)
The Director has the right to prohibit access or reduce the permitted maximum
weights listed in subsection (5) where weather conditions either render travel on the
pedestrian mall unsafe or raise the potential for structural damage to the mall due to
the weight of the vehicle.
(7)
In Frederick W. Hill Street Mall, no person shall stop or park a vehicle, on the Mall
in the fire lane, which is included by a cobblestone surface down the approximate
centre of the Mall, except an electric kick scooter, which shall only be parked in
designated locations.
(#10193, s. 2, 2000, #2023-40, s.19-20, 2023)
Exception for City Operations
79.
(1)
Sections 73, 74, 75, 76(2), 77 and 78 shall not apply to any vehicle owned by or
under contract to the City or any other public utility while that vehicle is:
(a) actually engaged in maintenance or construction of city operations; or
(b) travelling to any site for the purpose of maintenance or construction of city
operations.
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2022-13, s. 20, 2022)
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PART VIII
(#2023-40, s. 21, 2023)
Bicycle License
80.
Repealed. (#2015-23, s. 6, 2015)
Rules of the Road Prevail
81. Every cyclist shall operate a bicycle in accordance with the applicable rules of the road as
set out in The Traffic Safety Act.
(#2006-49, s. 6, 2006)
Restrictions on Bicyclists
82.
(1)
No person shall operate a bicycle with a wheel diameter of 40 centimetres or more
on any sidewalk or boulevard, except where permitted by an appropriate sign.
(2)
No person shall operate a bicycle while carrying more persons at one time than the
number for which it is designed and equipped.
(3)
No person shall operate a bicycle in a reckless or negligent manner.
(4)
No person shall operate a bicycle while riding more than two abreast of another
cyclist except for the purpose of passing on the left side.
(5)
No person shall operate a bicycle while carrying a load in excess of that for which
the bicycle is designed and equipped.
(6)
No person shall operate a bicycle without having at least one hand on the handle
bars.
(7)
No person shall operate a bicycle between one-half hour before sunset and one-half
hour after sunrise, unless the bicycle is equipped with:
(a)
a lighted headlamp which is visible from the front of the bicycle; and
(b)
a red tail light that is visible from the rear of the bicycle.
(8)
No person shall operate a bicycle on a pedestrian mall.
(#10009, s. 5, 1998; #10123, 2. 13, 1999, #2001-32, s. 10, 2001; #2002-28, s. 10, 2002)
Bicycle Parking
83.
(1)
No person shall chain or otherwise secure a bicycle to a pole, tree or other structure
on any public highway, sidewalk, pedestrian mall or public place, other than;
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(a)
a bicycle stand provided for that purpose; or
(b)
a pole which has been designated by the Director as one that may be utilized
for bicycle parking.
(2)
No person shall leave a bicycle in a reclining position on any public highway,
pedestrian mall, sidewalk or public place.
Impoundment
84.
Repealed. (#2015-23, s. 7, 2015)
Electric Kick Scooter Parking
84.1 (1) No person shall park an electric kick scooter except in any area designated by the
City for the parking of electric kick scooters.
(2) No person shall park an shared electric kick scooter except in any area
designated by the City or a permittee, for the parking of shared electric kick
scooters.
(3) Without limiting the generality of subsections (1) or (2), no person shall park an
electric kick scooter:
(a) on a pathway, or within 1.0 metre of either side of a pathway, unless the
location is marked as a designated parking area for electric kick scooters;
(b) within shrub beds;
(c) within 0.5 metres of a tree;
(d) within 2.0 metres of a fire hydrant or curb crossing;
(e) in a driving lane of a public highway;
(f) on a street where parking is prohibited;
(g) on a street within a pay parking, loading zone, or time restricted stall,
unless it is marked as a designated parking area for electric kick scooters;
(h) on street, sidewalk, or pathway furniture;
(i) in a manner that does not provide 2.0 metres of passageway on multi-use
pathways;
(j) in a manner that creates a hazard or obstruction to pedestrians; or
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(k) in a way that impedes vehicular traffic from moving on the street or
accessing driveways.
Operation of Electric Kick Scooters
84.2 (1) No person shall rent, lend, operate, or authorize the use of a shared electric kick
scooter on lands owned or controlled by the City without first obtaining a permit to
do so from the City.
(2) The Deputy City Manager may issue a shared electric kick scooter permit to a
business:
(a) who submits an application in accordance with the City's public
procurement process in The Regina Administration Bylaw conducted for
applications for electric kick scooters;
(b) whose application demonstrates to the Deputy City Manager that the
business has electric kick scooters that meet the requirements of The
Limited Speed Motor Vehicle Regulations;
(c) Repealed (#2024-15, s. 3, 2024)
(d) whose application demonstrates to the Deputy City Manager that the
applicant can operate in accordance with The Limited Speed Motor Vehicle
Regulations, this Bylaw and the City's Shared Electric Kick Scooter
Program Framework; and
(e) who pays the fee in Schedule "J" to this Bylaw.
(3) The Deputy City Manager is authorized to issue a maximum of two permits for a
maximum term of five years.
(4) In the event there are more than two applicants to the City's public procurement
application process who meet the criteria in subsection (2) above, then the Deputy
City Manager is authorized to award the two permits to the two applicants who
score the highest based on the criteria in the public procurement application
solicitation document of:
(a) operation, maintenance and customer service plans;
(b) education, accessibility and safety plans;
(c) parking management plans;
(d) experience and qualifications;
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(e) technological capability;
(f) sustainability; and
(g) equity, social impacts and value added.
(5) The Deputy City Manager may impose conditions on the issuance of a shared
electric kick scooter permit relating to:
(a) general requirements of shared electric kick scooters, including insurance
and security deposits;
(b) technical requirements and specifications of its shared electric kick
scooters, including the business' name clearly marked on each shared
electric kick scooter;
(c) compliance and enforcement;
(d) riding and parking requirements;
(e) maintenance and operations requirements;
(f) customer experience and education and engagement; and
(g) data sharing, reporting, surveying, maintenance of personal information
and privacy.
(6) No person having obtained a permit shall fail to abide by the conditions imposed
by the Deputy City Manager pursuant to subsection (5) or as otherwise required
by this Bylaw, any schedule to this Bylaw, or any other applicable law.
(7) The Deputy City Manager may revoke or suspend the operation of the shared
electric kick scooter permit where the permittee fails to observe the conditions of
permit issuance or where in the Deputy City Manager's opinion the activity of the
permittee has proven to unduly interfere with the movement or traffic or is
constituting a threat to public safety or otherwise in accordance with rights
reserved by the Deputy City Manager as a condition of the permit.
(8) Notwithstanding subsections (6) and (7), no refund shall be guaranteed to any
Permittee whose permit has been revoked or suspended by the Deputy City
Manager.
(#2026-1, s. 18, 2026)
84.3 (1) Notwithstanding any other provision in this Bylaw, persons shall only operate
electric kick scooters:
(a) on pathways;
(b) on City Square;
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(c) on a highway if the highway has a speed of 50 km/h or less;
(d) on a designated bicycles only lane if the highway has a designated bicycle
lane; or
(e) on a designated bicycles only lane if a highway has a speed limit
exceeding 50 km/h.
(2) No person shall operate an electric kick scooter:
(a) on a public highway with a speed limit exceeding 50 km/h, unless that
highway has a designated bicycles only lane and the scooterist is operating
within the designated bicycles only lane;
(b) an electric kick scooter at a speed above the maximum speed limit of 24
km/h;
(c) above the maximum speed limit of 15 km/h in slow down areas, as defined
by the City under the permit conditions or signs;
(d) on a sidewalk, unless the sidewalk is permitted for the use of electric kick
scooters;
(e) in a cross-walk;
(f) in restricted areas as defined by the City under the permit conditions or
signs; or
(g) in a reckless manner
(#2023-40, s. 21-22, 2023)
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PART IX
Emergency Traffic
85.
(1)
A police officer is hereby authorized to direct traffic in conformity with this Bylaw
and The Traffic Safety Act.
(2)
Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Bylaw, a police officer a person
designated by a police officer, or a firefighter are hereby authorized to direct or
prohibit traffic on any public highway in any manner they deem necessary to
expedite traffic, safeguard pedestrians, prevent accidents or meet any unforeseen
conditions, whether or not in conformity with this Bylaw or The Traffic Safety Act,
in the event of a fire, traffic accident, traffic signal light malfunction or other
emergency.
(3)
Every person shall comply with a direction or signal of a police officer, a person
designated by a police officer, or a fire fighter given under authority of this section.
(#2006-49, ss. 7 and 8, 2006)
Chalking Tires
86.
Any police officer or other person authorized by the Chief of Police, the Manager, Parking
Services, or the Director to enforce this Bylaw may place an erasable chalk mark on the
tread face or side of a tire of any vehicle parked or stopped.
(#2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Placing Tickets
87.
(1)
No person, other than a police officer or other person authorized by the Chief of
Police, the Manager, Parking Services, or the Director may place a parking ticket or
warning ticket on any vehicle.
(2)
No person, other than the owner or operator of the vehicle, shall remove a Notice of
Violation from a vehicle.
(#9970, s. 4, 1998; #10225, s. 11, 2000; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s.
7, 2022)
Penalty
88.
(1)
Subject to subsections (2), (3), (4) and (5), any person who contravenes any
provision of this Bylaw is guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction by
a fine in an amount not exceeding:
(a)
$2,000 in the case of an individual;
(b)
$5,000 in the case of a corporation;
or, in default of payment by an individual, by imprisonment for a period of time
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determined in accordance with section 29 of The Summary Offences Procedure Act,
1990.
(2)
When a police officer or other person authorized by the Chief of Police, the
Manager, Parking Services, or the Director to enforce this Bylaw has reason to
believe that a person or vehicle has contravened any provision of this Bylaw
specified in Schedule "K", that police officer or other person may issue a Notice of
Violation to the person or place the Notice of Violation on the vehicle. The Notice
of Violation shall indicate that the City will accept voluntary payment in an amount
as prescribed in the Schedule at the office of the Manager, Parking Services.
(3)
Where the Manager, Parking Services, receives voluntary payment of the prescribed
amount in Schedule "K" before a parking summons is issued, the person receiving
the Notice of Violation and the owner of the vehicle shall not be liable to
prosecution for the alleged contravention.
(4)
Where a parking summons is issued for a violation of any provision of this Bylaw
specified in Schedule "K", a person may make a voluntary payment of the specified
penalty sum listed in Schedule "K" for that violation if they do so before the
specified date set out in the parking summons.
(5)
The amount prescribed for each violation set out in Schedule "K" is designated as
the specified penalty sum for that violation for the purposes of entering a default or
deemed conviction pursuant to Part V.1 of The Summary Offences Procedure Act,
1990.
(6)
Nothing in subsections (2) or (3) shall be construed to prevent any person from
exercising his or her right to defend a charge of contravention of this Bylaw.
(7)
When a police officer issues a Summary Offence Ticket Information for a violation
of any provision of this Bylaw specified in Schedule "L", that police officer may
enter on the ticket an amount as prescribed in the Schedule that the Provincial Court
will accept as advance voluntary payment."
88.1 (1) In regards to an electric kick scooter, "owner" also includes permittees.
(2) If an electric kick scooter is involved in an offence under this Bylaw, the owner of
that electric kick scooter, is guilty of that offence.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), the scooterist may be liable for any offences
involving the operation of that electric kick scooter.
(4) Subsection (2) does not apply if the owner of the electric kick scooter satisfies the
Court that the owner was not operating the electric kick scooter at the time of the
offence and that the scooterist who was operating the electric kick scooter at the
time of the offence did so without the owner's express or implied consent."
(#2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2005-95, s. 13, 2005; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-
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48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022, #2023-40, s. 23, 2023)
Cancellation of Tickets
89.
The Chief of Police or the Manager, Parking Services, may cancel any Notice of Violation
where, in the opinion of the Chief of Police or the Manager, Parking Services that Notice of
Violation was issued improperly or in error.
(#9970, s. 5, 1998; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Reduction for Early Payment
90.
(1)
Where the Manager, Parking Services, receives payment for contravening any
provision of this Bylaw within 14 days after issuance of the Notice of Violation,
the Manager, Parking Services, may reduce the prescribed amount by $35.00.
(2) Where the Manager, Parking Services, receives payment for contravening any
provision of this Bylaw within 14 days after issuance of the Notice of Pending
Summons, the Manager, Parking Services, may reduce the prescribed amount by
$35.00, if:
(a) the Notice of Violation is issued to a vehicle that is registered to a vehicle
rental company; and
(b) at the time the Notice of Violation was issued, the vehicle was in the
possession of a customer of the vehicle rental company under a short term
rental agreement.
(#2003-44, s. 3, 2003, #2004-65, s. 3, 2004; #2004-102, s. 4, 2004; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009;
#2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Impoundment of Vehicles
91.
(1)
Any police officer or any other person authorized by the Chief of Police, the
Manager, Parking Services, or the Director may move or remove or cause to be
moved or removed any vehicle that is unlawfully parked, placed, left or kept on any
public highway, public parking place, other public place or municipally owned
property.
(2)
Any vehicle removed pursuant to subsection (1):
(a)
shall be impounded and stored at the City compound or any other place
authorized by the Chief of Police or the Manager, Parking Services, at the
cost of the owner for a period of 30 days after the date of removal of the
vehicle unless the costs of removal, impoundment and storage and any
outstanding fines are sooner paid;
(b)
may be released to the owner on payment of the cost of removal,
impoundment and storage and any outstanding fines within 30 days after the
date of the removal of the vehicle.
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(3)
If the vehicle is not redeemed within 30 days pursuant to clause (2)(b):
(a)
the vehicle shall be dealt with as lost or unclaimed personal property; and
(b)
the City shall have the right to recover from the owner of the vehicle the
costs of removal, impoundment and storage, including the actual cost of
advertising, by action in a court of competent jurisdiction, sale of the vehicle
at public auction, or by private sale of the vehicle where the vehicle cannot
be disposed of at a public auction.
(4)
Notwithstanding subsections (1) to (3), any person empowered pursuant to
subsection (1) to move or remove vehicles may cause the removal of a vehicle
stopped or parked in contravention of sections 64, 64.1, or 65 and may deposit
that vehicle at a location on a public highway in proximity to the original location
of the vehicle so moved.
(#2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2018-57, s.2, 2018, #2022-13, s. 7, 2022)
Seizure and Sale of Vehicles for Unpaid Fines
91.1
Any police officer or any other person authorized by the Chief of Police or the Manager,
Parking Services, may, in accordance with The Cities Act, seize and sell any vehicle owned
by a person against whom a fine has been imposed and which remains unpaid.
(#2006-82, s. 2, 2006; #2009-71, s. 20, 2009; #2011-64, s. 9, 2011, #2016-48, s. 9(3), 2016, #2022-
13, s. 7, 2022)
Removal of Obstruction
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92.
(1) Subject to this Bylaw, and any other bylaw of the City authorizing the placing of
objects on public property, or any other permission granted by the City, no person
shall place, leave or operate any temporary structure, furniture, newspaper vending
unit, mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit, create an obstruction,
encumbrance or encroachment on any part of a public highway, pedestrian mall,
sidewalk, boulevard, Pat Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public right-of-
way except for a person who has obtained a valid permit pursuant to this Bylaw.
(2) Any police officer or other agent authorized by the Chief of Police,
the Director, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services, or the Director may remove or
cause the removal of any obstruction, encumbrance, encroachment, or unauthorized
object placed, left, or maintained on any part of a public highway, pedestrian mall,
sidewalk, boulevard, Pat Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public right-of-
way at the cost of the person who caused or allowed the object to be placed, left, or
maintained, and may destroy or otherwise dispose of the obstruction, encumbrance,
encroachment, or unauthorized object.
(#2022-31, s. 9, 2022)
False Statement
93.
No person shall in any verbal information, report or document for purposes of this Bylaw,
make a statement false in any material particular.
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PART X
Mall on Scarth Street
94.
The mall on Scarth Street established by Bylaw No. 5595 as a pedestrian mall pursuant to
subsection 155(4) of The Urban Municipality Act, 1984, is hereby continued as a
pedestrian mall under the name of The Frederick W. Hill Mall."
(#10068, s. 5, 1998)
Severable
95.
If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or other portion of this Bylaw is for any
reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any Court of competent jurisdiction, that portion
shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and the holding of the Court
shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the Bylaw.
Repeal and Coming into Force
95.
Bylaw No. 8200, being The Regina Traffic Bylaw, is repealed.
96.
This Bylaw comes into force on February 1, 1998.
READ A FIRST TIME THIS 15TH DAY OF DECEMBER A.D., 1997
READ A SECOND TIME THIS 15TH DAY OF DECEMBER A.D., 1997
READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 15TH DAY OF DECEMBER A.D.,
1997
(SGD.) F.M. BADHAM (SGD.) R.M. MARKEWICH
Deputy Mayor City Clerk
(SEAL)
CERTIFIED A TRUE COPY
____________________________
City Clerk
Approved in Accordance with the
Provisions of The Highway Traffic Act
________________________, 1997
____________________________________
Highway Traffic Board
Approved in Accordance with the
Provisions of The Urban Municipality Act, 1984
____________________________________
ADMINISTRATION
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Highway Traffic Board
SCHEDULE "A"
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Routes & Areas
(#2002-28, s. 11, 2002, #2015-23, s. 8, 2015, #2015-37, s. 2, 2015, #2022-13, s. 21, 2022,
#2022-51, s. 7, 2022)
SCHEDULE "B"
Secodary Heavy Vehicle Routes & Areas
(#2015-23, s. 8, 2015, #2015-37, s. 2, 2015; #2017-2, s. B, 2017, #2020-76, s.4, 2020, #2022-13,
s. 22, 2022, #2022-51, s. 9, 2022)
SCHEDULE "C"
Dangerous Goods Routes & Areas
(#2015-23, s. 8, 2015, #2022-13, s. 23, 2022, #2022-51, s. 9, 2022)
SCHEDULE "D"
Parking Near Intersections, Hydrants, & Railways
(as provided for in Section 36)
ROAD SURFACE
10.0m
10.0m
10.0m
ROAD SURFACE
PARKING PERMITTED UNLESS
RESTRICTED BY SIGNS
10.0m
Note: Diagrams above illustrate where a vehicle may be parked legally near
a normal intersection, tee-intersection, fire hydrant, or railway crossing.
2.0m
ROAD SURFACE
FIRE
HYDRANT
5.0m
5.0m
ROAD SURFACE
Normal Intersection
Fire Hydrant
Tee-Intersection
Railway Crossing
(#2021-41, s.11, 2021)
ROAD SURFACE
SCHEDULE "E"
Parking Near Crosswalks
(as provided for in Section 36)
10.0m
10.0m
10.0m
ROAD SURFACE
10.0m
NO PARKING
10.0m
Tee-Intersection
Normal Intersection
Painted
Pedestrian
Crosswalk
Note: Diagrams above illustrate where a vehicle may be parked legally near a
pedestrian crosswalk at a normal intersection and tee-intersection.
Recreational Vehicles Parking
(#2021-41, s.12, 2021)
3m
NOTE: Above measurements do not apply when vehicle is properly parked within
a metered parking space.
BOTTOM OF FLARE
2m
AT PARKING PADS OR DRIVEWAYS WITH BARRIER CURB
AT ALLEY INTERSECTIONS
TOP OF FLARE
BOTTOM OF FLARE
TOP OF FLARE
SCHEDULE "F"
Parking Near Curb Crossings
(as provided for in Section 36)
CURB CROSSING WITH ROLLED CURB
NOTE: A parking pad is defined as any hard surface constructed of concrete,
asphalt, gravel, brick or other similar material for the specific purpose of parking
vehicles or driveways used by vehicles to access/egress a parking area.
PARKING PAD
OR
DRIVEWAY
2m
2m
SIDEWALK
ROLLED CURB
(#2018-15, s. 7, 2018)
(#2001-32, s. 11, 2001; #2002-28, s. 11, 2002)
(#2002-28, s. 12, 2002)
SCHEDULE "J" - FEES AND CHARGES
Section Description
Fee
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Paid Parking in Loading Zone in Zone A as shown in the
map in Schedule U
Paid Parking in Loading Zone in Zone B as shown in
the map in Schedule U
$1.25/15 minutes
$0.75/15 minutes
Paid Parking in Zone A as shown in the map in Schedule U
Paid Parking in Zone B as shown in the map in
Schedule U
$2.50/hour
$1.50/hour
39.1
Prepaid Parking Voucher
$13.75/ five vouchers
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Stadium Resident Parking Permit
No Charge
49
Taxi Cab Parking Stands
$1,120/stand/year
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Resident Parking Permit
$15.00/vehicle/year
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Visitor Parking Permit
$15.00/vehicle/year or $5.00 if purchased with
Residential Parking Permit
57
Special Occasion Parking Permit
Additional Permits
$5.00/vehicle/occasion
$1.00/permit
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City Parking Permits:
Approved City Employee; Elected Government Official,
Emergency Vehicle; President of Economic
Development Regina Inc.; President and Vice-Presidents
of Regina Exhibition Association Limited, General
Manager of Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Corporation No Charge
Health or Social Service Organization; Justice Official
$260/vehicle/year or $22/vehicle/month
Non-Government Organization;
$520/vehicle/year
Consular Corps Representative; Saskatchewan Health
Authority Board member; Government Agency or
Crown Corporation; Press/Media; and any other person
$1040/vehicle/year
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Daily Parking Permit
No Charge
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Municipal Parking Permits:
Council members; Saskatchewan School Trustees
Association, Members of the Legislative Assembly of
the Province of Saskatchewan with constituency
boundaries in the City of Regina or who are Cabinet
Ministers, persons appointed by Council to City Boards,
City Committees or City Commissions as described in
clause 60(2)(b), the Board of Economic Development
Regina Inc.; the Chairs of the Boards of Regina
Exhibition Association Limited and Buffalo Pound
Water Treatment Corporation; the Lieutenant Governor;
Members of Parliament; Executive members of the
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities;
Executive members of the Saskatchewan Urban
Municipalities Association; Senators of the Senate of
Canada; City employees pursuant to clause 60(2)(j);
individuals approved by the City Manager pursuant to
subsection 60(2.1)
No Charge
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Convention Parking Permit
$15.00/vehicle/day
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Parking Permit for Persons with Disabilities
$12.50/vehicle/month
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Reserved Parking Permit
$40.00/stall/day +
$5.00/stall setup fee
63.1
Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit
$130.00/vehicle/year
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Temporary Street Use Permits:
Minimum Rate
$36.00/permit
Paid Parking
$1.62/m2/day
Parking Lane, Sidewalk or Boulevard
$0.18/m2/day
Traffic Lane or Alley
$0.27/m2/day
Temporary Street Use Permit (miscellaneous)
Block Party
$30/permit
Horse Drawn Carriage
$60/year/permit
Outdoor Restaurants in the areas defined as downtown,
Centre Square neighbourhood or Warehouse Business
Improvement District for the years 2025, 2026 and 2027.
No Charge
Sidewalk Vending Unit
$400/year/unit
Mobile Vending Unit- Base Permit
$225/year/unit
Mobile Vending Unit- Paid Parking add-on
$250/year/stall
Mobile Vending Unit - Plaza Electricity add-on
$80/year/unit
Pedicabs and Rickshaws
$60/year/permit
66
Parade Permit
No Charge
Community Event (Non-Profit/Charitable Organization)
No Charge
72, 73 Over dimensional and Overweight Vehicle Permit
$50.00 for any vehicle or load over 3.7 meters
in width, 25 meters in length or 4.2 meters in
height, and $50.00 for any vehicle or load that
exceeds the maximum loads in Schedule "I".
Where a vehicle requires both an over
dimensional vehicle permit and an overweight
vehicle permit, the maximum
fee shall be $50.00.
84.2(2) Shared Electric Kick Scooter Permit
$25,000 for the operating season, if there in
one permittee* plus:
$10,000 security deposit;
plus:
1.08 m2/day for additional designated shared
electric kick scooter parking areas located in a
paid parking stall; or
$0.12/m2/day for additional designated
parking areas for shared electric kick scooters
located in a parking lane, sidewalk, pathway,
or any portion of City Square;
if applicable.
* if there are two permittees then the $25,000
fee will be apportioned between the two
permittees proportional to the percentage of
electric kick scooters that each has out of 500
total electric kick scooters available.
91
Impoundment of Vehicles - Daily Storage Fee
$15.00/a day
(#2014-15, s. 4, 2014, #2014-29, s. 2, 2014; #2017-21, s. 2, 2017; #2018-15, s. 2, 2018,
#2018-65, s. 2, 2018, #201-28, s. 2, 2019, #2019-33, s. 2, 2019, #2019-66, s. 4, 2019, #2020-
36, s. 9, 2020, #2021-41, s.13, 2021, #2022-31, s. 10, 2022, #2022-51, s. 10, 2022, #2023-40,
s. 24, 2023, #2024-14, s. 8, 2024, #2024-32, s. 4, 2024, #2026-1, s. 19-21, 2026, #2026-19, s.
56-60, 2026)
SCHEDULE "K" - NOTICE OF VIOLATION:
Notice of Violation, Voluntary Payment Amounts and Specified Penalty Sums for Default
Convictions (as provided for in Section 88)
Section
Amount
Description
9(4)
$90.00
Stopped in a bus lane.
32(1)
$80.00
Failing to park at curb in the direction of traffic.
33(1)(a)
$80.00
Parked more than 0.6 metres away from the curb.
33(1)(b)
$80.00
Parked at a curb within 0.6 metres in front or behind any vehicle.
33(1)(c)
$80.00
Parked more than 0.3 metres away from a bicycle lane buffer
33(2)
$80.00
Improperly parked motorcycle.
34(1)(a)
$80.00
Improperly parked in an angle parking stall.
34(1)(b)
$80.00
Parked in angle parking stall with the leading edge of vehicle more than 0.3 metres away
from curb.
34(1)(c)
$80.00
Parked a vehicle exceeding 6.0 metres where angle parking is provided.
34(2)
$80.00
Backing a vehicle into a parking stall that is less than 90 degrees.
35(1)(a)
$80.00
Parked where prohibited.
35(1)(b)
$80.00
Over parked in limited parking area
35(1)(c)
$80.00
Parked on the same side of the street on the same block where the vehicle was parked
previously to the maximum time allowed.
35(2)
$90.00
Parked on an alley.
35(3)
$90.00
Parked in a school zone.
35(4)(a)
$80.00
Parked on any sidewalk.
35(4)(b)
$80.00
Parked on a boulevard or other place not accessible to a public highway by a curb crossing.
35(4)(c)
$80.00
Parked upon an area adjacent to a centre median or island.
35(4)(d)
$80.00
Parked on a shoulder or curb lane where speed limit exceeds 50 km/h.
35(4)(e)
$80.00
Parked in a traffic lane of any street.
35(5)(a)
$80.00
Parked on any public highway signed as "Temporary No Parking".
35(5)(b)
$80.00
Parked on any public highway which has been temporarily closed.
35(5)(c)
$80.00
Parked on any street longer than 24 hours.
35(6)
$80.00
Parked on a bicycles only lane or bicycle lane buffer
36(1)(a)
$80.00
Stopped where prohibited.
36(1)(b)
$90.00
Stopped in a bus stop.
36(1)(c)
$80.00
Stopped in a traffic lane.
36(1)(d)
$80.00
Stopped in an alley within 2.0 metres of a property access.
36(1)(e)
$80.00
Stopped within 10.0 metres of a street intersection.
36(1)(f)
$120.00
Stopped within 2.0 metres of a fire hydrant.
36(1)(g)
$80.00
Stopped within 5.0 metres of a railway track.
36(1)(h)
$80.00
Stopped within 10.0 metres of a pedestrian crosswalk
36(1)(i)
$80.00
Stopped within 3.0 metres of an alley intersection.
36(1)(j)
$80.00
Stopped within 2.0 metres of a curb crossing.
36(1)(k)
$80.00
Stopped in a bicycles only lane or bicycle lane buffer
36(1)(l)
$80.00
Parked within 10 metres of a pedestrian ramp at a T intersection.
36(3)
$130.00
Stopped in a school zone where prohibited.
38(1)(a)
$75.00
Parked in a paid stall where electronic means application showed violation or time expired or
where a parking Prepaid Parking Voucher has expired.
38(1)(f)
$75.00
Parked where prohibited by a traffic control device (Permit parking only).
38(1)(g)
$75.00
Parked except wholly within a paid parking stall.
39.1(4)
$75.00
Parked a vehicle with a Prepaid Parking Voucher for longer than 2 hours.
42
$65.00
Enter, leave or park in an off-street parking area in contravention of direction signs posted.
(#10225, s. 11, 2000; #2002-88, s. 1, 2002, #2003-44, s. 5, 2003; #2004-102, s. 11, 2004; #2005-
95, s. 15, 2005; #2010-30, s. 10, 2010; #2013-7, s. 14, 2013; #2013-80, s. 4, 2013, #2015-23, s. 9,
2015; #2017-3, s. 2, 2017; #2017-21, s. 3, 2017, #2020-69, s.11-13, 2020, #2021-35, ss. 8 and 9,
2021, #2022-13, s. 25, 2022, #2022-31, ss. 11 and 12, 2022, #2023-40, s. 25, 2023, #2024-14, s.
9, 2024, #2024-20, s. 10, 2024, #2026-19, s. 61, 2026)
Section
Amount
Description
43(1)
$70.00
Parked on private property in a zone marked as "no parking" or "no stopping".
43(2)
$210.00
Parked on private property in a stall marked by signs as reserved for persons with
disabilities.
43(3)
$80.00
Stopped or parked on private property without consent of owner.
44(1)
$80.00
Parked on public property other than a public highway.
45(1)
$80.00
Oversized vehicle parked longer than 2 hours.
47
$90.00
Restricted parking in Stadium area.
48(1)
$90.00
Parked in a loading zone for longer than maximum time permitted.
49(1)
$90.00
Parked or stopped in a Taxicab Parking Zone.
50(1)
$220.00
Parked in a stall or zone marked by signs as reserved for persons with disabilities.
50(2)
$80.00
Parked at a parking stall for persons with disabilities for longer than the time specified.
51
$80.00
Engine running without operator present.
52(1)
$80.00
Vehicle backed up to curb obstructing more than 3.0 metres of roadway.
53(1)
$190.00
Opening door of vehicle before safe to do so.
53(2)
$80.00
Leave door of vehicle open longer than necessary to load or unload passengers.
58(2)(a)
$75.00
Parked a vehicle with a City Parking permit in a paid stall for longer than 2 hours.
64.1
$130.00
Parking or stopping on a snow route while a declaration is in effect
64(2)
$130.00
Parked within a temporarily closed or restricted public highway.
65(1)
$180.00
Failing to obtain a temporary street use permit.
65(5),
65(5.1),
65(5.2),
65(6)
$50.00
Failing to comply with vending conditions.
67(2)
$90.00
Leave vehicle on jack or block or blocks longer than 3 hours.
69(3)(c)
$80.00
Recreational vehicle parked on a driveway 2.0 metres from any curb or sidewalk
70(1)
$80.00
Parked on street without a valid license plate.
83(1)
$65.00
Secured bicycle to any structure on public right of way other than a bicycle stand.
83(2)
$65.00
Failed to leave bicycle in an upright position.
84.1
$65.00
Parking an electric kick scooter in contravention to section 84.1 of this Bylaw.
92(1)
$50.00
No person shall place, leave or operate any temporary structure, furniture, newspaper
vending unit, mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit, create an obstruction,
encumbrance or encroachment on any part of a public highway, pedestrian mall, sidewalk,
boulevard, Pat Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public right-of-way.
SCHEDULE "L" - SUMMARY OFFENCE TICKET
(as provided for in Section 88)
Section
Amount
Description
4(2)
$250.00
Driving off of the Secondary Heavy Vehicle Route.
5(2)
$250.00
Driving off of the Heavy Long Combination Route.
6(2)
$600.00
Driving off of a Dangerous Goods Route..
7(2)
$100.00
Driving wrong way on a one way street.
8(2)
$100.00
Driving wrong way on a one way alley.
9(1)
$85.00
Driving in a Bicycles Only Lane.
9(2)
$85.00
Driving in a bus lane.
9(3)
$85.00
Driving across an intersection in a bus lane.
9.1(4)
$180.00
Unreasonable and imprudent when approaching any special hazard that exists
with respect to cyclists, scooterists or other active transportation modes.
9.1(5)
$100.00
Following a cyclist more closely than is reasonable and prudent.
10(1)
***
Travelling in excess of the speed limit.
10(2)
***
Travelling in excess of the speed limit in a construction zone.
11(1)
$85.00
Overtaking a vehicle in the curb lane of any street.
11(3)
$85.00
Passing a cyclist or scooterist in the same lane that the cyclist or scooterist is
occupying.
11(4)
$180.00
Passing a cyclist or scooterist at a speed greater than 50 Kilometres per hour,
or for streets with a posted speed limit equal to or exceeding 80 kilometres per
hour at a speed no greater than 70 kilometers per hour.
12(1)
$85.00
Blocking an intersection.
12(2)
$100.00
Overtaking a vehicle in the curb lane of any street through
an intersection.
13(1)
$85.00
Obstructing traffic on a highway.
13(2)
$85.00
Obstructing traffic on a sidewalk.
14(1)
$180.00
Proceeding in a direction other than that indicated by a sign.
14(2)
$180.00
Turning prohibited by a sign.
14(3)
$85.00
Backing around corner.
15
$180.00
Failing to yield when pulling out from the curb lane of any street.
16
$180.00
Driving in or overtaking another vehicle in a two-way left turn lane.
17(1)
$180.00
Making a u-turn where prohibited.
17(2)
$180.00
Proceeding before safe to do so after a u-turn.
17(3)
$180.00
Making a U-turn in a school zone or playground zone.
18
$180.00
Turning right where prohibited when traffic signal is red.
19
$110.00
Hitchhiking.
20(1)
$110.00
Soliciting business from a vehicle.
20(2)
$110.00
Enticing another person into a vehicle.
20.1(1)
$110.00
Soliciting occupant of vehicle in traffic
20.1(2)
$110.00
Soliciting occupant of vehicle from median, traffic island or
other traffic control device.
22
$180.00
Failing to remain stopped at a pedestrian corridor.
23(1)
$20.00
Engaged in any pedestrian assisted activity on any street other than in-line
skating.
23(2)(a)
$20.00
Engaged in a pedestrian assisted activity on any sidewalk downtown.
23(2)(b)
$20.00
Engaged in a pedestrian assisted activity on any pedestrian mall.
23(3)(a)
$20.00
In-line skating two abreast.
23(3)(b)
$20.00
In-line skating on any street without a parking lane.
23(3)(c)
$20.00
In-line skating without due care and attention for their own safety.
23(3)(d)
$20.00
In-line skating without due care and attention for others safety.
23(3)(e)
$20.00
Engaged in a pedestrian-assisted activity on any street with a
speed limit of greater than 60 km/h.
24(1)
$100.00
Crossing double solid yellow centre line.
24(2)
$100.00
Crossing single solid yellow centre line.
25
$100.00
Driving over a curb.
27
$50.00
Driving over freshly painted lines.
30
$250.00
Using engine retarder brakes within City limits.
44(2)
$50.00
Driving vehicle across public property.
46
$600.00
Parking a dangerous goods vehicle withing 150 metres of any place of
assembly occupancy.
64(1)
$180.00
Drive on a temporarily closed highway.
65(1)
$180.00
Failing to obtain a temporary street use permit.
65(5)
$180.00
Failing to meet conditions contained in a street use permit.
66(2)
$180.00
Parading or assembling on a public highway without a permit.
66(3)
$60.00
Crossing through or obstructing a parade.
69.1
$100.00
Installing a distracting device
73(2)
$180.00
Operating a vehicle exceeding the maximum weight allowing on a bridge.
73(6)
$100.00
Failing to proceed to City weigh scale.
84.2(1)
$180.00
Operating an electric kick scooter in contravention of Section 84.2(1) of this
Bylaw.
84.3(1)
$60.00
Operating an electric kick scooter in contravention of Section 84.3(1) of this
Bylaw.
84.3(2)(a) to
84.3(2)(f)
$60.00
Operating an electric kick scooter in contravention of Section 84.3(2)(a) to
84.3(2)(f) of this Bylaw.
84.3(2)(g)
$125.00
Operating an electric kick scooter in a reckless manner.
74
$180.00
Operating a slow moving vehicle within prohibited times.
75
$180.00
Operating a tracked vehicle on a public highway.
76
$180.00
Operating farm or road construction equipment during prohibited times.
76(1)
$180.00
Operating farm equipment or road construction equipment with an obstructed
view of the public highway or pedestrian crosswalk without a preceding guide
vehicle.
76(2)
$180.00
Operating farm equipment or road construction equipment during prohibited
times without a preceding or following escort vehicle.
82(1)
$20.00
Riding a bicycle with a wheel diameter of 40cm or more on any sidewalk.
82(2)
$20.00
Carrying a passenger on a bicycle.
82(3)
$20.00
Riding a bicycle recklessly.
82(4)
$20.00
Riding bicycles abreast.
82(6)
$20.00
Riding a bicycle without hands firmly on the handlebars.
82(7)
$20.00
Riding a bicycle at night without headlamps.
87(1)
$50.00
Unauthorized placing of a Notice of Violation on any vehicle.
*** Refer to The Summary Offences Procedure Regulations, 1991.
(#2004-102, s. 13, 2004; #2006-56, s. 13, 2006; #2010-30, s. 11, 2010;
#2010-36, s. 5. 2010, #2014-38, s. 5, 2014, #2020-36, s. 10, 2020, #2022-13, ss. 25, 26 and
27, 2022, #2022-51, ss. 11 and 12, 2022, #2023-40, ss. 25-29, 2023, #2024-15, s. 4, 2024)
SCHEDULE "M"
Court Appearance Required (as provided for in Section 88)
Section
Description
6(3)
Loading or delivering dangerous goods during prohibited hours.
21(1)(a)
Splashing a pedestrian with a vehicle.
21(1)(b)
Projecting dirt or gravel at a pedestrian by spinning the tires.
26
Crossing a fire hose.
27(1)(a)
Tracking mud or debris upon a public highway.
69(1)
Obstructing sightlines in any way contrary to Schedule "H".
70(2)
Driving an unlicensed vehicle.
71
Driving an over dimensional vehicle without a permit.
72(1)
Moving a building or over dimensional load without a permit.
73(1)
Driving an overweight vehicle without a permit.
75
Driving a tracked vehicle without a permit.
76
Repealed (2026-1, s. 22, 2026)
85(3)
Failing to obey the direction of a police officer.
93
Making a verbal or written false statement.
(#2004-102, s. 12, 2004; #2006-56, s. 14, 2006))
Approved as to form this ______ day of
_________________, 20___.
City Solicitor
SCHEDULE "N" - -S
(as provided for in Section 46)
1.
The Director may issue a Temporary Stop Location Permit to any business within the
City Limits as long as the Director is satisfied that the Permit holder will:
(a)
ensure that the Temporary Stop Location complies with all federal, provincial
and local statutes, regulations, bylaws and other laws related to dangerous
goods and dangerous goods vehicles;
(b)
keep a permanent, written registry of each operator and dangerous goods
vehicle that the Permit holder allows to stop or park at the Temporary Stop
Location or that the Permit holder serves as a patron, that, at minimum,
records the following information:
(i)
the operator's name;
(ii)
the owner of the dangerous goods vehicle;
(iii)
the dangerous goods vehicle's ID and contents;
(iv)
the date and time that the dangerous goods vehicle stopped at the
Temporary Stop Location; and
(v)
the operator's reason for stopping;
(c)
post signage (approved by the City as to content, size and location) that
advises operators that they must:
(i)
remain on the Temporary Stop Location property;
(ii)
be continuously available to deal with their dangerous goods vehicle
and its cargo; and
(iii)
not consume alcohol while stopped;
(d)
be able to contain spills of dangerous goods to the satisfaction of the Director;
(e)
incorporate a system of a minimum daily security checks of all dangerous
goods vehicle parking areas and maintain a permanent, written record of the
checks;
(f)
develop a contingency plan that is satisfactory to the Director and the Chief of
Regina Fire Department;
(g)
ensure the site design allows for emergency vehicle access at all times in the
event of an incident with the dangerous goods vehicle; and
(h)
meet any other criteria that the Director considers necessary to ensure that the
Temporary Stop Location has taken all reasonable measures to limit the risk
of injury, death, property damage and property destruction being caused by
any dangerous goods vehicle parking at the Temporary Stop Location.
2.
The Director may impose any condition on a Temporary Stop Location Permit that
the Director considers necessary for the Permit holder to meet and continue to meet
the criteria set out in this Schedule.
3.
Any person may apply for a Temporary Stop Location Permit by submitting a written
application to the Director in a form acceptable to the Director.
4.
The fee for a Temporary Stop Location Permit is $500.
5.
A Temporary Stop Location Permit must be renewed every 5 years by successfully
applying to the Director according to subsection (3).
6.
(1) At least once each year, the City will inspect each permitted Temporary Stop
Location for compliance with the terms of the Permit.
(2) During any inspection made pursuant to subsection (1), the Permit holder must:
(a) make the permanent, written records made pursuant to clauses 1.(b)
and 1.(e) available for the City's review during any inspection made
pursuant to subsection (1); and
(b) provide free access to the areas of the Temporary Stop Locations as
is, in the opinion of the Director, necessary to determine whether the
Temporary Stop Location is in compliance with the terms of the
Permit.
7.
(1) If a Permit holder fails to meet the conditions of a Permit or fails to comply with
any part of this Schedule, the Director may immediately revoke the Permit.
(2) After revoking a Permit pursuant to subsection (1), the Director may reinstate the
Permit to the Permit holder if the Director:
(a)
is satisfied that the Permit holder and the Temporary Stop Location is
in full compliance with the terms of the Permit and this Schedule; and
(b)
has not revoked the Permit for the same Temporary Stop Location
more than twice.
(#2004-102, s. 14, 2004)
SCHEDULE "O"
SNOW ROUTES
The following streets or portions of streets are designated as snow routes when a snow route
declaration is in effect in accordance with Section 64.1 of this bylaw:
Victoria Avenue (Broad Street to Winnipeg Street);
College Avenue (Winnipeg Street to Abbott Road);
Winnipeg Street (Victoria Avenue to College Avenue);
Victoria Avenue (Albert Street to Pasqua Street);
Winnipeg Street (College Avenue to Broadway Avenue);
Winnipeg Street (Victoria Avenue to Ross Avenue);
Broadway Avenue (Broad Street to Park Street);
13th Avenue (Toronto Street to Broad Street);
14th Avenue (Toronto Street to Winnipeg Street);
14th Avenue (Albert Street to Halifax Street);
15th Avenue (Winnipeg Street to Elphinstone Street); and
Toronto Street (Victoria Avenue to College Avenue).
(#2017-3, s. 2017, #2018-57, s.3, 2018)
SCHEDULE "P"
OUTDOOR RESTAURANT
CONDITIONS
1. In addition to any conditions the Director may impose on a vendor pursmu1t to
section 65 of this Bylaw, the vendor operating under a temporary street use
permit for outdoor restaurant shall comply with the following conditions:
(a) ensure prompt removal of the outdoor restaurant upon permit expiration;
(b) the temporary street use permit is non-transferrable and is only valid at
the address indicated on the permit;
(c) ensure any signs for the outdoor restaurant shall comply with The Regina
Zoning Bylaw 2019, Bylaw No. 2019-19 and The Clean Property Bylaw,
Bylaw No. 9881, unless otherwise permitted;
(d) ensure barrier-free access to building entrances and exits, public utilities
and service connections at all times;
(e) ensure the outdoor restaurant shall not be used for storage at any time;
(f) abide by all laws and regulations, bylaws and resolutions governing the
vending operation including, but not necessarily limited to those below:
(i.) properties located in the boundaries of the Victoria Park Heritage
Conservation District in accordance with The Victoria Park Heritage
Conservation District Bylaw, Bylaw No. 9656 and are regulated by the
guidelines provided in that Bylaw; and
(ii.) alterations to properties designated as municipal heritage properties
in accordance with The Municipal Architectural Design Guidelines
Bylaw, Bylaw No. 2007-78.
2. In the event the vendor causes damage to the public highway, sidewalk.
boulevard, pedestrian mall, Pat Fiacco Plaza, Frederick W. Hill Mall, or public
right of way, then the City, in its sole discretion, may repair such damage and
the vendor shall be required to reimburse the City for the cost of such repair.
3. All costs associated with development and maintenance of the outdoor restaurant,
including litter pick up, shall be the responsibility of the vendor.
LOCATION CRITERIA FOR OUTDOOR RESTAURANT
4. Temporary street use permits shall only be granted where the location
criteria for an outdoor restaurant meets the following minimum
requirements:
(a) if the outdoor restaurant is licensed by the Province of
Saskatchewan to serve alcohol, then it must be in compliance with
The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, as amended by the
Government of Saskatchewan;
(b) except for restaurants governed by clause (a) above, outdoor
restaurants may be located along the curb allowing pedestrians
between the outdoor restaurant and building face or directly
adjacent the building face;
(c) operate directly adjacent and not extend laterally beyond the
frontage of the established restaurant by the same vendor, unless
otherwise approved by the City;
(d) not be located in a traffic lane or driveway;
(e) not be located adjacent to any driving lane or bus lanes where
the passageway for pedestrians is less than 2 meters;
(f) not be located on any side boulevard landscaped with grass,
plants, or landscape materials; and
(g) where the outdoor restaurant is on a comer, then such comer
restaurants shall require special consideration to ensure
intersection sightlines are maintained as described in section 69
and Schedule "H (l)" of this Bylaw, and is at the discretion of the
City;
5. Notwithstanding section 4 above, all outdoor restaurants shall have and
maintain a minimum 2-meter-wide clear walkway for pedestrians at all
times between the edge of the outdoor restaurant and either the curb face,
or any obstructions along the sidewalk such as trees, tree pits (where a
metal tree grate is not present), meters, light poles or other furnishings.
6. Notwithstanding section 4 above, a vendor may request from the Director
permission as part of its temporary street use permit to install a seasonal
boardwalk in a parking lane, where the City sidewalks would otherwise
be too narrow to permit an outdoor restaurant.
7. In the event the Director grants the vendor permission to install a
seasonal boardwalk in the parking lane, then such boardwalks shall only
be permitted seasonally from April 1st and must be removed by October
15th of the same calendar year, unless otherwise permitted by the
Director.
8. The vendor shall be solely responsible for all costs associated with erecting,
maintaining, and dismantling the seasonal boardwalk.
9. If a seasonal boardwalk is installed is installed at a paid parking location, then
the vendor shall pay the additional parking fee, identified in Schedule "J"
relating to temporary street use permits, in addition to the temporary street
use permit fee.
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR OUTDOOR RESTAURANT
l 0. Temporary street use permits shall only be granted where the design
criteria for an outdoor restaurant meets the following minimum
requirements:
(a) an open appearance with defined edge such as a railing or a row of planters or
pots;
(b) all furniture or articles shall be of commercial quality;
(c) all furniture placements shall not extend beyond the approved
perimeter for the outdoor restaurant;
(d) all advertising and other equipment used in the operation of the
restaurant shall not lean against or hang from any streetlight, traffic
sign, parking meter or other structure on public property;
4. if the vendor chooses to install a railing, then such railing shall not:
(i.) exceed 1.2 meters in height to delineate the restaurant area; or
(ii.) obstruct view of seated patrons.
(f) If a seasonal boardwalk is installed, then such boardwalk:
(i) shall be a minimum of 2 meters wide; and
(ii) shall not exceed the width of a parking lane.
(#2026-19, s. 62, 2026)
SCHEDULE "Q"
MOBILE AND SIDEWALK VENDING
CONDITIONS
1. In addition to any conditions the Director may impose on a vendor
pursuant to section 65 of this Bylaw, any vendor operating under a
temporary street use permit for a mobile food vending unit or
sidewalk vending unit shall comply with the following conditions:
(a) sidewalk vending shall be permitted only in approved vending sites;
(b) mobile vending is permitted to operate in:
(i.) designated parking places on Pat Fiacco Plaza as shown in Schedule "R";
(ii.) parking lanes where the mobile vendor is parked against a curb with a
sidewalk; or
(iii.) an area on a public highway not against a curb when that highway is closed
with a Temporary Street Use Permit with the permission of the Temporary
Street Use Permit holder.
(iv.) Repealed (#2024-14, s. 16, 2024)
(v.) Repealed (#2024-14, s. 17, 2024)
(vi.) Repealed (#2024-14, s. 18, 2024)
(vii.) Repealed (#2024-14, s. 19, 2024)
(c) approved vending sites do not include:
(i.) areas designated as "No Parking", "Loading Zone" or "No Stopping";"
(ii) areas that restrict or interfere with the ingress or egress of adjacent property
owners;
(iii) areas within 20 metres of a permanent business selling prepared food
while that permanent business is open to customers unless the business
owner/manager provides prior, written consent;
(iv) areas within 20 metres of a licensed sidewalk vendor while the sidewalk
vendor
is
open
to
customers
unless
the
sidewalk
vendor's
owner/manager provides prior, written consent;
(v) areas not less than 10 metres of an intersection or crosswalk or such other
distance as may be required by the Director in the permit;
(vi) any street abutting school property on a school day between 8:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
(vii) areas against the frontage or side of a residential property for more than
180 consecutive minutes, on the same residential block, more than once
every thirty days;
(viii) areas on any City owned leisure facility property unless authorized by
the City's Manager of Community and Recreation Programs or designate;
(ix) Any street with a speed limit exceeding 50km/h; or
(x) any location identified by the Director
(d) vendors are free to relocate their mobile vending unit at any time in
accordance with this Schedule.
MOBILE VENDING UNIT REQUIREMENTS
2. The mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit shall:
(a) not exceed 7.6 metres (25') in length and 2.4 metres (8') in width;
(b) not have music or any device used to attract business to the mobile vending
unit that exceed sixty-five (65) decibels measured at any property line;
(c) not have electrical generators that exceed sixty-five (65) decibels
measured at any property line.
(d) be configured to allow customers to safely access the service window from a
sidewalk;
(e) be equipped with a garbage receptacle; and
(f) be stored in accordance with this Bylaw when the mobile vending unit is not in
use.
3. All vehicles used for mobile vending units or sidewalk vending units shall bear a
sign or signs that:
(a) prominently indicates "This unit makes frequent stops" at the
rear of the mobile vending unit;
(b) has lettering of the message required in clause (a) above that is
at least five (5) centimeters high; and
(c) has the entire message located fifteen (15) to sixty (60)
centimeters above the rear bumper of the vehicle.
4. A slow- m o v i n g vehicle warning device in accordance with The Vehicle
Equipment Regulations, 1987 shall be affixed to the rear of the vehicle, if
applicable.
HOURS OF OPERATION
5. Vendors shall operate a mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit only between
dawn and dusk.
6. Notwithstanding section 5 of this Schedule, vendors:
(a) in downtown;
(b) in the Warehouse Business Improvement District; or
(c) Pat Fiacco Plaza;
(d) As part of a special event for which someone has a Temporary Street Use
Permit to use a portion of the street;
may operate a mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit after dusk.
7. Vendors shall abide by all-time limited or other parking restrictions unless
otherwise authorized.
8. The vendor shall ensure that its mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit does
not occupy any on street parking space for more than 24 consecutive hours unless
otherwise authorized.
9. Repealed (#2026-19, s. 64, 2026)
10. Repealed (#2026-19, s. 64, 2026)
11. Repealed (#2026-19, s. 64, 2026)
VENDING IN THE PAT FIACCO PLAZA
12. Repealed (#2026-19, s. 64, 2026)
13. Vendors operating on the Pat Fiacco Plaza:
(a) shall ensure that its mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit is
not located in Pat Fiacco Plaza prior to 7:00 a.m.;
(b) shall ensure its mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit is
removed from Pat Fiacco Plaza no later than 11:00 p.m. daily;
(c) may provide commercial quality bistro-type chairs, tables and
umbrellas adjacent to their vending unit for the use of their
clientele;
(d) shall ensure such furnishings as set out in clause (c) above, are
removed from Pat Fiacco Plaza at the end of each day;
(e) may sell promotional items related to their mobile vending operation;
(f) shall ensure its suppo1t vehicles, including trucks required to
transport mobile vending units or sidewalk vending unit are not
parked on the Pat Fiacco Plaza except for the purposes of dropping
off or picking up a mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending unit;
(g) notwithstanding subsection l 4(f) above, shall ensure all support
vehicles are removed from Pat Fiacco Plaza between 10:00 a.m. and
2:00 p.m.;
(h) shall not operate generators on the Pat Fiacco Plaza except in the
case of a power outage;
(i) shall ensure that material from the vendor's mobile vending unit or
sidewalk vending unit and any ancillary vehicles or equipment are
not discharged onto Pat Fiacco Plaza's surface;
(j) shall use the electrical services provided by the City on a first-come-first-
served basis;
(k) shall bear all costs related to the clean-up of improper discharges
of material and reimburse the City for any and all costs associated
with such an improper discharge.
15. No personnel shall operate a mobile vending unit or sidewalk vending
unit on the Pat Fiacco Plaza during a City Square special event without
the prior, written consent of the City Square special event permit
holder(s).
16. Special event permit holders are under no obligation to provide space
for vendors during their events.
17. Vendors who are part of a community event on the Pat Fiacco Plaza are
exempt from 14(a), 14(b), 14(f), and 14(g) with the prior, written
permission of the special event permit holder.
(#2024-14, s. 10-34, 2024)
(2024-21, s. 8, 2024)
SCHEDULE "T"
Map of Centre Square
(#2026-1, s. 22, 2026)
SCHEDULE "U"
(#2026-19, s. 65, 2026)
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City Solicitor
Index
Accessible taxicab
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
ADMINISTRATION ................................................................................................................................................... 56
Alley
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Angle Parking ............................................................................................................................................................ 23
Assembly occupancy
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Bicycle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Bicycle Lanes .............................................................................................................................................................. 13
Bicycle License ........................................................................................................................................................... 50
Bicycle Parking .......................................................................................................................................................... 50
Chained or secured to a pole ................................................................................................................................... 50
Reclining position ................................................................................................................................................... 51
Bicycles only lane
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
BICYCLISTS .............................................................................................................................................................. 50
Block
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Boulevard
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Bus
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 1
Bus Lanes ................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Bus stops ............................................................................................................................. See No Stopping - Bus Stop
Business Motor Vehicle Parking Permit .................................................................................................................. 40
Cancellation of Tickets .............................................................................................................................................. 53
Centre median
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Chalking Tires ........................................................................................................................................................... 52
Chief of Police
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
City
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
City Parking Permit .................................................................................................................................................. 36
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 36
collection or delivery ...................................................................................................................................................... 9
Convention Parking Permit ...................................................................................................................................... 39
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Clearly visible ......................................................................................................................................................... 39
Not valid ................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Council
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Crossing Curb ............................................................................................................................................................ 20
Crossing Fire Hose..................................................................................................................................................... 20
Crossing Wet Paint Lines .......................................................................................................................................... 20
Crossing Yellow Solid Lines ..................................................................................................................................... 20
double ..................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Cul-de-sac
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Curb
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Curb crossing
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Daily Parking Permit ................................................................................................................................................. 37
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 37
Clearly visible ......................................................................................................................................................... 37
Time Limits ............................................................................................................................................................ 37
Daily Parking Permits
Eligibility ................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Dangerous goods
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Dangerous Goods Routes ............................................................................................................................................ 9
Dangerous goods vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Dangerous Goods Vehicle Parking ........................................................................................................................... 29
Downtown
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Driveway
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Emergency Traffic ..................................................................................................................................................... 52
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 52
Emergency vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
ENFORCEMENT ........................................................................................................................................................ 52
Engine Retarder Brakes ............................................................................................................................................ 21
Engine Running ......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Entering Intersections ............................................................................................................................................... 17
Exceptions ............................................................................................................................................................... 17
Lawful turn ............................................................................................................................................................. 17
Parking is permitted in the curb lane ...................................................................................................................... 17
Sufficient space on the other side of the intersection .............................................................................................. 17
Exception for Public Works ...................................................................................................................................... 49
Exceptions to Coin Deposit ....................................................................................................................................... 27
City vehicles ........................................................................................................................................................... 27
Hours ...................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Police ...................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Saturdays and holidays ........................................................................................................................................... 27
Taxicab Owner's License Decal .............................................................................................................................. 27
Exceptions to Time Limit .......................................................................................................................................... 27
Holidays .................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Permit ...................................................................................................................................................................... 27
False Statement .......................................................................................................................................................... 55
Farm and Road Construction Equipment ............................................................................................................... 48
Frederick W. Hill Mall
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Further Offence ......................................................................................................................................................... 32
Garage
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Routes
Collection or delivery ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Heavy or Long Combination Vehicle Routes ............................................................................................................ 8
Most direct route to ................................................................................................................................................... 9
Trailer length ............................................................................................................................................................ 9
Under escort ................................................................................................................................................ 9
Heavy vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Hitchhiking ................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Impoundment ............................................................................................................................................................. 51
Impoundment of Vehicles ......................................................................................................................................... 54
Authority ........................................................................................................................................................... 54, 55
Recover costs .......................................................................................................................................................... 54
Unclaimed ............................................................................................................................................................... 54
Vehicle removal ...................................................................................................................................................... 54
In-line skating ............................................................................................................... See Pedestrian-assisted activities
Installation of Signs ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada ........................................................................................................... 8
INTERPRETATION ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
Intersection
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Intersection Sight Line Controls .............................................................................................................................. 43
Director may remove .............................................................................................................................................. 44
Mature trees ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
Obstruct................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Obstruction ............................................................................................................................................................. 43
Placing of snow ....................................................................................................................................................... 43
Removal of obstruction ........................................................................................................................................... 43
Inventory of Signs ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
Leaving Stationary Position ...................................................................................................................................... 18
From a curb lane ..................................................................................................................................................... 18
Loading zone
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Loading Zone Parking ............................................................................................................................................... 30
Signs ....................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Loading zone parking meter
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Mall on Scarth Street ................................................................................................................................................ 56
Metered Parking ........................................................................................................................................................ 25
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Parking meter mechanism ....................................................................................................................................... 25
Rates ....................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Metered Parking Restrictions ................................................................................................................................... 26
Exceeding two hours ............................................................................................................................................... 26
Maximum time ........................................................................................................................................................ 26
More than two metres ............................................................................................................................................. 26
Orange parking meter bag ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Saturday .................................................................................................................................................................. 26
White parking meter bag ......................................................................................................................................... 26
Motor vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
No Parking ................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Exceeding 50 km/h ................................................................................................................................................. 24
More than 24 hours ................................................................................................................................................. 24
On any street adjacent to a school ........................................................................................................................... 24
On boulevard .......................................................................................................................................................... 24
On sidewalk ............................................................................................................................................................ 24
On traffic lane ......................................................................................................................................................... 24
Parked previously to the maximum time allowed ................................................................................................... 23
Temporarily closed ................................................................................................................................................. 24
Temporarily restricted ............................................................................................................................................. 24
Where limited ......................................................................................................................................................... 23
Where prohibited .................................................................................................................................................... 23
No Stopping ................................................................................................................................................................ 24
Alley ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Alley intersection .................................................................................................................................................... 25
Bus stop .................................................................................................................................................................. 24
Curb crossing .......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Display of an appropriate sign ................................................................................................................................ 24
Fire hydrant ............................................................................................................................................................. 25
On any street adjacent to a school ........................................................................................................................... 25
Painted pedestrian crosswalk .................................................................................................................................. 25
Railway track .......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Signs ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Street intersection ................................................................................................................................................... 25
Traffic lane .............................................................................................................................................................. 24
Non-ambulatory
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Obstructing Traffic .................................................................................................................................................... 18
On any public highway ........................................................................................................................................... 18
Pedestrian Mall or Sidewalk ................................................................................................................................... 18
Off-Street Parking ..................................................................................................................................................... 28
One-Way Alleys
Exception ............................................................................................................................................................... 12
One-Way Streets
Exception ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
Opening Doors ........................................................................................................................................................... 31
Operator
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Overdimensional Load Permit ................................................................................................................................. 45
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 45
Damages ................................................................................................................................................................. 45
Dimensions exceeding ............................................................................................................................................ 45
False information .................................................................................................................................................... 46
Insurance policy ...................................................................................................................................................... 46
Jurisdiction .............................................................................................................................................................. 46
Movement of traffic ................................................................................................................................................ 46
Overdue account ..................................................................................................................................................... 46
Prior notice .............................................................................................................................................................. 45
Public safety ............................................................................................................................................................ 46
Suspend or revoke ................................................................................................................................................... 46
Overdimensional vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Overdimensional Vehicles ......................................................................................................................................... 45
Oversized Vehicle Parking ........................................................................................................................................ 29
More than six metres ............................................................................................................................................... 29
Over 2,725 kilograms ............................................................................................................................................. 29
Overtaking a Vehicle
Exceptions .............................................................................................................................................................. 16
Operating a vehicle in the curb lane ........................................................................................................................ 16
Overweight Vehicles .................................................................................................................................................. 46
Allowable load on adjacent axle ............................................................................................................................. 47
City Weigh Scale .................................................................................................................................................... 47
Maximum load on any tire ...................................................................................................................................... 47
On a bridge ............................................................................................................................................................. 46
Vehicle owned by City ........................................................................................................................................... 47
Parade
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Parade Permit ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 43
Parallel Parking ......................................................................................................................................................... 22
Behind previously parked vehicle ........................................................................................................................... 22
From curb................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Parking ........................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Parking Limit signs ................................................................................................................................................. 22
Restricted parking signs .......................................................................................................................................... 22
PARKING AND STOPPING ...................................................................................................................................... 22
Parking at Curb ......................................................................................................................................................... 22
Parking lane
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
PARKING PERMITS .................................................................................................................................................. 33
Parking Permits for Persons with Disabilities ......................................................................................................... 39
Parking stall
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Parking Zones for Persons With Disabilities........................................................................................................... 31
Longer period than 24 hours ................................................................................................................................... 31
Peace officer ......................................................................................................................................... See Police officer
Pedestrian
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Pedestrian Assisted Activities ................................................................................................................................... 19
Pedestrian corridor
Definition .................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Pedestrian Corridors ................................................................................................................................................. 19
Pedestrian crosswalk
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Pedestrian mall
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Pedestrian Malls ........................................................................................................................................................ 48
Building maintenance ............................................................................................................................................. 48
Construction ............................................................................................................................................................ 48
Deliveries ................................................................................................................................................................ 48
Frederick W. Hill Street Mall ................................................................................................................................. 49
Operate a service vehicle ........................................................................................................................................ 48
Operate a vehicle .................................................................................................................................................... 48
Park a service vehicle ............................................................................................................................................. 48
Prohibit access ........................................................................................................................................................ 49
Special event ........................................................................................................................................................... 48
Temporary Street Use Permit .................................................................................................................................. 48
Pedestrian-assisted activity
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Penalty ........................................................................................................................................................................ 52
Pick Up and Delivery Vehicle Routes ........................................................................................................................ 8
Collection .................................................................................................................................................................. 8
Delivery .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
In the service of the City ........................................................................................................................................... 8
Most direct route to ................................................................................................................................................... 8
Trailer length ............................................................................................................................................................ 8
Pilot Vehicles .............................................................................................................................................................. 48
placing of snow ............................................................................................................................................................ 43
Placing Tickets ........................................................................................................................................................... 52
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 52
Notice of Violation ................................................................................................................................................. 52
Police officer
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Private Property ........................................................................................................................................................ 28
Consent of the owner .............................................................................................................................................. 28
No parking .............................................................................................................................................................. 28
No stopping ............................................................................................................................................................. 28
Municipal Parking Permit ........................................................................................................................................ 37
Clearly visible ......................................................................................................................................................... 38
Eligibility ................................................................................................................................................................ 37
Not valid ................................................................................................................................................................. 38
Prohibited Movements .............................................................................................................................................. 18
Prohibited by signs or markings ............................................................................................................................. 18
Reverse around the corner ...................................................................................................................................... 18
Traffic control device .............................................................................................................................................. 18
Public highway
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Public property
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Public Property .......................................................................................................................................................... 28
Drive any vehicle .................................................................................................................................................... 28
Maintenance vehicles .............................................................................................................................................. 28
Park a vehicle .......................................................................................................................................................... 28
Recreational vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Removal of Obstruction ............................................................................................................................................ 55
Repair of Vehicle ....................................................................................................................................................... 43
Placed on a jack or blocks ....................................................................................................................................... 43
Wash, repair, dismantle........................................................................................................................................... 43
Repeal and Coming into Force ................................................................................................................................. 56
Reserved parking Meter Permit
White bag ................................................................................................................................................................ 39
Reserved Parking Meter Permit ............................................................................................................................... 39
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 39
Resident Parking Permit ........................................................................................................................................... 33
Allows the permit holder ........................................................................................................................................ 33
Applicable fee ......................................................................................................................................................... 33
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Surrender the permit ............................................................................................................................................... 33
Transfer ................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Valid when .............................................................................................................................................................. 33
RESTRICTED USE OF HIGHWAYS .................................................................................................................. 15, 41
RESTRICTED VEHICLES ......................................................................................................................................... 45
Restrictions on Bicyclists ........................................................................................................................................... 50
After sunrise ............................................................................................................................................................ 50
Before sunset .......................................................................................................................................................... 50
Carrying a load........................................................................................................................................................ 50
One hand on the handle bars ................................................................................................................................... 50
Operating in a reckless or negligent manner ........................................................................................................... 50
Passengers ............................................................................................................................................................... 50
Pedestrian mall ........................................................................................................................................................ 50
Riding more than two abreast ................................................................................................................................. 50
Sidewalk ................................................................................................................................................................. 50
Wheel diameter ....................................................................................................................................................... 50
Right Turns During Red Signal ................................................................................................................................ 19
Road construction equipment
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Roller-skating ............................................................................................................... See Pedestrian-assisted activities
Rules of the Road Prevail .......................................................................................................................................... 50
School Bus Safety Lights ........................................................................................................................................... 21
School Buses on Ring Road ....................................................................................................................................... 21
Service vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Severable .................................................................................................................................................................... 56
Sidewalk
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Skate-boarding.............................................................................................................. See Pedestrian-assisted activities
Slow moving vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Slow Moving Vehicle ................................................................................................................................................. 47
Escort Vehicle Equipment Requirements ............................................................................................................... 48
Hours of operation .................................................................................................................................................. 47
Pilot vehicle ............................................................................................................................................................ 47
Weights and Dimensions Administration Manual .................................................................................................. 48
Snowmobile
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Soliciting from Vehicle .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Annoy any person ................................................................................................................................................... 19
Special Occasion Parking Permit ............................................................................................................................. 35
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Clearly visible ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Eligibility ................................................................................................................................................................ 35
Exempt .................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Lost or stolen .......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Not valid ................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Speed Limits ............................................................................................................................................................... 15
All other streets ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
Alleys ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Construction ............................................................................................................................................................ 16
Splashing .................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Pedestrians .............................................................................................................................................................. 19
Stop
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Street
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Tampering with Parking Meter ............................................................................................................................... 28
Any slug or other substitute .................................................................................................................................... 28
Deface, damage, tamper with or impair the operation ............................................................................................ 28
Taxicab
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Taxicab broker
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Taxicab Parking Zone ............................................................................................................................................... 30
Appeal ..................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 30
Brokers .................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Draw system ........................................................................................................................................................... 31
Exclusive use .......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Licensed taxicab ..................................................................................................................................................... 30
List of taxicab parking zones .................................................................................................................................. 30
Taylor Field Parking ................................................................................................................................................. 30
Canadian Football League games ........................................................................................................................... 30
Special event ........................................................................................................................................................... 30
Taylor Field Parking Permit
Surrender the permit ............................................................................................................................................... 34
Taylor Field Parking Permit ........................................................................................................................................ 34
Allows the permit holder ........................................................................................................................................ 34
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 34
Fee .......................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Transfer ................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Valid ....................................................................................................................................................................... 34
Temporary Stop Location ............................................................................................................................................ 12
Temporary Stop Location Permit ................................................................................................................................... 12
Temporary Street Closure ........................................................................................................................................ 41
Authority ................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Operate a vehicle .................................................................................................................................................... 41
Park or stop a vehicle .............................................................................................................................................. 41
Temporary Street Use Permit ................................................................................................................................... 42
Conditions ............................................................................................................................................................... 42
Conditions on the issuance...................................................................................................................................... 42
Revoke or suspend .................................................................................................................................................. 42
Tracked Vehicles........................................................................................................................................................ 48
Tracking Mud or Debris Upon a Public Highway .................................................................................................. 21
Costs of clean up or removal .................................................................................................................................. 21
Traffic
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Traffic control device
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Traffic lane
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Traffic marker
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Traffic signal light
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Trucks Loading .......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Loading or unloading .............................................................................................................................................. 31
More than three metres of the street ........................................................................................................................ 31
Two-way left turn lane
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Two-Way Left Turn Lanes ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Unloading zone .................................................................................................................................. See Loading zone
U-Turns ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Until safe ................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Vehicle
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Vehicle Licensing ....................................................................................................................................................... 45
Park a vehicle .......................................................................................................................................................... 45
Unlicensed motor vehicle ....................................................................................................................................... 45
Veteran Exemption .................................................................................................................................................... 26
Visitor Parking Permit .............................................................................................................................................. 35
Authorized to issue ................................................................................................................................................. 35
Clearly visible ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Eligibility ................................................................................................................................................................ 35
Lost of stolen .......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Not valid ................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Working day
Definition of .............................................................................................................................................................. 7