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In Ontario, parking on a sidewalk or crosswalk is:

Under Ontario's Highway Traffic Act and municipal bylaws, parking on a sidewalk or crosswalk is always prohibited to ensure pedestrian safety and accessibility.

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Question: In Ontario, parking on a sidewalk or crosswalk is:

Answer options:

  • Allowed briefly ✅ Always prohibited
  • Allowed at night
  • Allowed if hazards are on

Correct answer: Always prohibited

Explanation: Under Ontario's Highway Traffic Act and municipal bylaws, parking on a sidewalk or crosswalk is always prohibited to ensure pedestrian safety and accessibility. Blocking these designated walking areas forces pedestrians, including those with strollers or mobility devices, into the street, creating severe safety hazards. Consequently, turning on hazard lights, stopping briefly, or parking during nighttime hours does not exempt a driver from this restriction. On the G1 knowledge exam, candidates must remember that blocking pedestrian paths is never permitted under any circumstances, a crucial safety rule that is also strictly evaluated during the practical G2 road test.

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