May you park a motorcycle on the pavement?
- A)Yes, on any wide pavement
- B)Yes, as long as it is for less than two hours
- C)Only where the local bylaw allows it, without obstructing pedestrians
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C) Only where the local bylaw allows it, without obstructing pedestrians
Local bylaws may regulate stopping and parking two-wheeled vehicles on pavements, always without obstructing pedestrians. If the local council does not allow it, it is prohibited.
More stopping and parking questions
- You are parking uphill next to a kerb. How should you leave the front wheels?
- On a two-way road, as a general rule, on which side should you park?
- You are parking downhill next to a kerb. How should you leave the front wheels?
- Your vehicle breaks down on a motorway and stops on the hard shoulder. Where should the occupants wait?
- May you park in front of a dropped kerb for people with reduced mobility?
- May you leave a trailer parked on the public road unhitched from the vehicle that tows it?