Parking permits

Slow Down in Residential Areas – Speeding in neighborhoods increases the risk of accidents with pedestrians, cyclists, and pets.

Watch for Speed Limit Changes – Pay attention to speed limit signs, especially as you approach school zones and busy areas.

Drive Defensively – Be prepared for unexpected stops from other drivers, cyclists, or wildlife.

Plan for Weather Changes – Wet, snowy, or icy roads reduce traction, so slow down during bad weather.

Respect Automatic Speed Enforcement – Speed cameras will soon be active in key areas to encourage safer driving habits.

Follow the Posted School Zone Speed Limits – Lower speed limits protect children who may be walking, biking, or crossing the street.

Stop for School Buses – It’s the law to stop for school buses when their red lights are flashing. Fines and demerit points apply for violations.

Watch for Crossing Guards – Crossing guards play a vital role in student safety. Follow their instructions and stop when required.

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Zones – Use designated drop-off and pick-up areas to avoid congestion and confusion. Never park in a fire route.

No Distractions – Avoid phone use and other distractions while driving through school zones.

Share the Road – Cyclists have the right to use the road, so give them space when passing. The law requires at least 1 meter of clearance.

Check for Cyclists Before Turning – Look both ways for cyclists before making a turn or opening your car door.

Watch for Cyclists in School Zones – Students may bike to school, especially during warmer months. Be extra cautious near schools.