01-05-2017, 09:56 PM
(01-04-2017, 09:09 PM)Canard Wrote:(01-04-2017, 08:06 PM)BrianT Wrote: The signs have to say 'no stopping' which encompasses all possibilities including 'no parking'. If there is 'no stopping', then obviously there is 'no parking' either. The 'no stopping' is the most strict of all the prohibitions when you think of it.
Makes sense that you shouldn't stop on the tracks, but let's say an ambulance/cop/firetruck is making way behind you with sirens lights and the whole shebang? Do you yield to the right in this case with tracks at grade level? .
I can see joggers and cyclists using that path, even drivers.
Especially drivers when visibility is the way it's been the last couple days, might look like an open lane when covered in snow/slush

