Definitions
Parking when there is no signage
Not all parking rules in the District of Squamish require signs. The Traffic Control Bylaw 2220 enforces street and highway regulations, when applicable, where signs are not present.
Issuing Traffic Violation Tickets
Traffic violation tickets may be issued without a previous warning. Drivers are expected to know both provincial and municipal traffic regulations.
Towing
The District may have vehicles towed when necessary and without notice. When parking violations affect public safety, vehicle impoundment may be immediate.
It is a bylaw violation to stop, stand or park a vehicle on any highway for a continuous period exceeding seventy-two (72) hours (Section 5.1(j)).
It is a bylaw violation to stop, stand or park a vehicle within 6 meters of any traffic control signal located at an intersection of any highway. (Section 6.1 (a)).
It is a bylaw violation to park within any crosswalk, highway intersection or roundabout. Section 6.1(b)
It is a bylaw violation to park within five (5) metres of a fire hydrant. Section 6.1(c).
It is a bylaw violation to park in front of or within 1.5 metres of any lane or private driveway. Section 6.1(d)
It is a bylaw violation to park in a position that obstructs or interferes with the normal flow of traffic. Section 6.1(g)
It is a bylaw violation to park within six (6) metres of a pedestrian crosswalk. Section 6.1(j)
It is a bylaw violation to park on any portion of a highway that is marked or indicated by surface markings or other traffic control device as a cycle lane.
It is a bylaw violation to fail to display a valid insurance decal while parked. Section 6.1 v (ii)
February 19, 2021
High Streamflow Advisory issued for Howe Sound
The River Forecast Centre has issued a High Streamflow Advisory for Howe Sound.
February 10, 2021
Arctic outflow issued for Howe Sound
Environment Canada has issued an Arctic Outflow warning for Howe Sound with wind chill values ranging from minus 15 to...