So what? I don't have to pay to park in Toronto? Explain this... haha kidding, Tools that don't bother reading all the posts are frustrating. Thanks for the info everyone.
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At Malls I pull up on any platform that are out of reach for cagers, as long as it is not in the way of pedestrians.
UT ??? I have no idea, I dont go there, and if u ask me, I dont like UT. But anyway, thats besides the point, u can park anywhere on the streets w/ the green payment box, which belongs to the government. Read this thread it will give u further info. U can also contact ur school's parking services, they will give u more info. They might have special parking spots for motorcycles at a rather reduced rate compared to cars, ie. if UT has a parking lot.
Resident Loudmouth
So what? I don't have to pay to park in Toronto? Explain this... haha kidding, Tools that don't bother reading all the posts are frustrating. Thanks for the info everyone.
Luc Treau de Coeli
Hello everyone came across this forum from google. Very informative place and I can see myself becoming a regular.
Anyways I have a question on the subject of parking and rather than clutter things up I thought asking here would be best:
This Thursday I'm going up to visit a friend at York University and we're going to see a concert down at the Docks. What can I expect for parking etc. Mostly curious about the University since I've never been. I'd be staying at the University for a few hours but I'm familiar with parking at the Docks. I'm kind of concerned the safety of my bike(being backed into, stolen, ticketed etc). I don't have an alarm but I'm planning on bringing a bike cover.
tl;dr-Going to visit a friend at York University. What can I expect for parking and how can I insure my bike's safe.
Also how's traffic in the downtown from 5-7ish?
These guys are TOTALLY aware of the amendments. Do NOT kid youself. Just with my car, I've been ticketed THREE times in 10 years, for things I didn't even do. One time, I wasn't even in the damn city at that time the ticket was issued! The Toronto Parking Authority are completely corrupt. Revenue generators subservient to the city.
I got that ticket once with the word "boulevard." I parked in that area between the sidewalk and street that still has my clear distinct black asphalt driveway that I paid for. Apparently anything beyond the sidewalk including the sidewalk itself is government property but yet they fine us for not shovelling their sidewalks or cutting our own grass.
Uhm no.
You seem slightly ill informed and a little on the tense side. I would suggest something akin to anger management.
As other's have said many times before. Owners of private property can be licensed to issue regular City of Toronto parking tickets. If you really doubt this, I would suggest not paying the ticket and wait to find out who comes asking for the money.
McCowan/401
I park on King St. sometimes in the morning (near Spadina) and never have any issues with tickets. I leave the bike close to the street (beside a little tree). The sidewalk is actually behind me close to the building and never block any foot traffic.
However, I did get a ticket on King/Peter a few weeks back parked close to the building this time, not on the sidewalk.
ok so about the malls do we get a ticket if we park on the sidewalk part near the mall entrances where all the bycycle racks are???
Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. - William Shakespare
http://www.ipopper.net/petition/atta...ceofMotion.pdf
This might be helpful to the scooter owners on the forum. It's the motion the city put forth for free scooter parking in all designated areas as well as on the sidewalks.
However, I had a question to the forum members with good memory's. Several months ago I was put onto a thread on here where one very passionate scooter owner did some serious investigation on the topic and posted all her findings including an email from a city worker stating that it's legal for scooters to be parked on sidewalks. I tried to find it again but was unsuccessful. Anyone know who wrote the thread or where I could find it? It had much more concrete evidence to present than the link to the motion I've posted.
Thanks
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'05 Blue&Silver Hayabusa
Has anyone got a ticket at Ashbridge's Bay? I've never gotten one parking in front of the parking machine and plenty of bikes do it all the time. I just got a ticket yesterday for doing that. Are we allowed to park free there? Can I fight it? Thanks.
hey guys, my skool in downtown has an area where people park their bicycles and i often see a few vespas parking near there as well. is it illegal to park a bike on there? its on a curb btw and it does not get into the way of the sidewalk. thanks
"i love myself"
yes, it is. i believe scooters 50cc or under are allowed but not motorcycles. something like that... but then again, friends and i have parked at ryerson on the curb and nothing happened. granted, we were there for short times. it's a use at your own risk kinda thing i guess.
i see. thanks !
"i love myself"
Parking on sidewalks is illegal. The people who park on the sidewalk at Ryerson are simply lucky that the person who used to oversee parking has retired, so it doesn't get called in as often by the new one.
Parking in street pay-and-display spaces if free for bikes. Use that.
Morally Ambiguous (submissions welcome)
"Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." - Oscar Wilde
I talked to one of the U of T parking people awhile back and they told me some spots on campus they don't bother with bikes, and also they said that as long as it doesn't block people's path they won't give you a hard time, this is for motorcycles and scooters. As far as parking on the street goes, you still have to pay...I don't understand that part.
so even for those green P, its free?
i always see these yamaha scooters parking behind the bicycle racks at my sckool(i go to ocad btw) but never see them having any issues...
"i love myself"
Green P STREET is free.
Green P LOTS are not.
You still have to obey all other signs like no stopping or no parking between certain hours (Usulay Rush hours), etc.
You still have to observe time limit. However, parking enfocement has been known to ignore bikes parked longer since they are free anyway.
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