New Fines for Parking Infractions In New Year
By 250 News
Thursday, November 20, 2008 04:00 AM
Prince George, B.C.- Won’t be long before there will be free parking in downtown Prince George, and the meters will be removed.
Earlier this week Council gave final approval to a bylaw that clears the way for the removal of the meters, and lays out a new fine schedule.
While the new free two hour parking and new fines take effect in the new year, there will be two hour free parking in downtown effective November 28th through to January 2nd as part of the Festival of Lights and Christmas season.
The rules are, park free for two hours, but tires will be chalked and those vehicles not moved after two hours will be ticketed.
In the new year, the fines jump. You will have to pay $25 dollars for offences called “A” Offences, including:
- Park on wrong side
- Park in “No Parking” zone
- Stop in “No Stopping” zone
- Park on (sidewalk) (footpath)
- Park on boulevard
- Park (in front of driveway)(within 1.5 m of driveway)
- Park in intersection
- Park within 5m of fire hydrant
- Park on crosswalk
- Park for purpose of displaying vehicle for sale
- Park for purpose of (advertising) (greasing) (painting) (wrecking) (storing (repairing)
- Park obstructing traffic
- Park beside yellow curb
- Park within 3m of lane
- Park in laneway
The fine for parking in a spot for the disabled jumps to $50 dollars.
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