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Airport Traffic Regulations — 16
16 No person shall park a motor vehicle in any area designated by a sign as an area in which parking is prohibited.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 17
17 No person shall, without the permission of the Minister, park a motor vehicle on any portion of an airport that is grassed or that is not intended for the use of motor vehicles.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 18
18 No person shall park a motor vehicle in a place designated by a sign as a loading area.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 19
19 No driver of a commercial passenger vehicle shall load or unload passengers at an airport except in an area designated by a sign as an area in which passenger loading or unloading is permitted.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 20
20 Where an area is designated by a sign as an area in which parking is reserved for persons who hold a parking permit or special parking permit, as the case may be, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area unless the person (a) holds a parking permit or special parking permit that authorizes the person to park in that area; (b) where an identifying label or ticket has been issued with the parking permit or special parking permit, affixes the label to the lower corner of the driver’s side of the windshield of the motor vehicle, or displays the ticket on the driver’s side of the dashboard of the motor vehicle in such a manner that it is clearly visible; and (c) parks the motor vehicle in accordance with the terms of the parking permit or special parking permit. SOR/92-120, s. 4
Airport Traffic Regulations — 21
21 Where an area is designated by a sign as an area in which parking is permitted for a period of time, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area for any greater period of time than that indicated on the sign.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 22
22 Where an area is designated by a sign as an area in which parking is prohibited during certain hours, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area during the hours when parking is prohibited.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 23
23 Where a parking area is designated by a sign or surface markings as an area in which parking is permitted only in parking spaces, no person shall park a motor vehicle in a parking space in the parking area unless the person pays for the use of the parking space in accordance with the system of parking control in effect in that part of the parking area in which the motor vehicle is to be parked. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 24
24 No person who has parked a motor vehicle in a parking space that is governed by a pay-in-advance parking control system shall allow the motor vehicle to remain parked in that parking space for a period of time greater than the period of time for which a fee has been paid in respect of that parking space. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 25
25 (1) Where an area is designated by a sign as an area in which parking is reserved for handicapped persons, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area unless the motor vehicle is identified by a sign as a motor vehicle used for the transport of a handicapped person. (2) Where an area is designated by a sign as an area in which parking is reserved for certain persons or a particular class of persons, other than handicapped persons, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area unless the person is one of those persons. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 26
26 No person shall park a motor vehicle at an airport in such a manner as to obstruct traffic. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 27
27 Subject to section 28, where a parking area is designated by a sign or surface markings as an area in which parking is permitted only in delineated parking spaces, no person shall park a motor vehicle in that area unless the motor vehicle is parked wholly within a delineated parking space. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 28
28 Where a person parks a motor vehicle that is longer or wider than one delineated parking space so that it wholly or partially occupies more than one delineated parking space, the person shall pay the fee that is required in respect of each parking space wholly or partially occupied by the motor vehicle. SOR/92-120, s. 5
Airport Traffic Regulations — 29
29 (1) Where a parking area contains delineated parking spaces for normal sized vehicles and an area designated by a sign for the parking of oversized vehicles, any person who parks a motor vehicle that is longer or wider than a delineated parking space shall park it in the designated area. (2) Any person who contravenes subsection (1) shall be considered to have parked a motor vehicle in such a manner as to obstruct traffic. SOR/92-120, s. 5; SOR/95-536, s. 6(F); SOR/2002-356, s. 1
Airport Traffic Regulations — 31
31 (1) The Minister may issue or authorize the issue of permits and labels for the purposes of this Part. (2) The Minister or a person authorized by him may at any time revoke a permit issued under this Part. (3) Unless sooner revoked, a permit issued under this Part is valid only for the period stated thereon and a label furnished with the permit is valid only during the period that the permit is valid.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 32
32 A constable who finds a motor vehicle parked in contravention of this Part may, at the expense of the owner, remove the vehicle and, if he deems it necessary to protect the vehicle or the interests of the owner, store it in a suitable place.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 33
33 No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a road at a rate of speed in excess of the speed limit indicated for that road by a sign.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 34
34 Unless otherwise authorized by the airport manager, no person shall drive a motor vehicle on an apron at a rate of speed in excess of 15 mph (25 km/h).
Airport Traffic Regulations — 35
35 No person shall drive a motor vehicle on an apron or manoeuvring area in a manner that is dangerous to persons, aircraft, vehicles or equipment, having regard to all the circumstances including the amount of traffic thereon or reasonably expected to be thereon.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 36
36 The provisions of this Part relating to motor vehicles apply with such modifications as the circumstances require to a bicycle or any cycle regardless of the number of wheels it may have.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 37
37 No person shall allow an animal owned by him or under his control to be at large on an airport.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 38
38 A constable or person in charge of an airport may, at the expense of the owner of the animal, cause any animal found at large on the airport to be confined or driven off the airport or impounded in accordance with the laws of the province and municipality in which the airport is situated.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 39
39 (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3) and subsection 40(4), every person who contravenes a provision of this Part is liable on summary conviction to (a) a fine not exceeding an amount equal to the lesser of (i) the maximum fine, if any, prescribed under the highway traffic laws of the province in which the offence was committed, as amended from time to time, and (ii) in any other case, $500; (b) a term of imprisonment not exceeding six months; or (c) both. (2) Every person who contravenes any provision of these Regulations governing the parking of motor vehicles shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $50. (3) Where a person is convicted of driving a motor vehicle in contravention of this Part, the convicting court or judge may, in addition to any other penalty imposed, make an order prohibiting that person from driving any motor vehicle on any lands belonging to or occupied by Her Majesty in right of Canada for any period not exceeding one year from the date of the conviction. (4) Every person who drives a motor vehicle contrary to an order made pursuant to subsection (3) is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $500 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or to both. SOR/96-476, s. 1; SOR/2002-356, s. 2; SOR/2006-102, s. 28
Airport Traffic Regulations — 40
re a person who is alleged to have contravened a provision of this Part governing the parking of a motor vehicle has, in accordance with subsection (1), paid money into court with respect to that contravention, no further penalty shall be imposed on him for that contravention. SOR/81-663, s. 1; SOR/92-120, s. 6; SOR/93-27, s. 1; SOR/95-536, s. 6; SOR/2006-102, s. 29(F)
Airport Traffic Regulations — 41
41 No person who is not in possession of valid identification shall enter upon or remain in any area that is designated by a sign or device as a restricted area unless authorized to do so by the airport manager.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 41.1
41.1 (1) No person, being the holder of valid identification designed to be worn on outer clothing, shall enter on or remain in a restricted area unless that identification is at all times visibly displayed on his person. (2) Every holder of valid identification who fails to comply with the terms of issue of that identification shall surrender the identification to the airport manager. SOR/81-663, s. 2
Airport Traffic Regulations — 42
42 Every person found on or in a restricted area in contravention of section 41 or subsection 41.1(1) may be removed therefrom by a constable but such removal shall be without prejudice toward any other proceeding that may be taken. SOR/81-663, s. 3
Airport Traffic Regulations — 43
43 Where a portion of a road or apron has been designated as a cross-walk, no pedestrian shall proceed to cross the road or apron except within the designated cross-walk.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 44
44 Where a sidewalk or path is located beside a road or apron, a pedestrian shall, at all times when reasonable and practicable to do so, use the sidewalk or path and shall not walk or remain on the road or apron.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 45
45 Where there is no sidewalk or path located beside a road, a pedestrian walking along or upon the road shall, at all times when practicable to do so, walk on the left side or shoulder of the road facing on-coming traffic.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 46
46 No pedestrian on an apron shall impede, interfere with or obstruct in any way the free movement of other apron traffic except in the course of his or her employment relating to the control of such traffic.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 47
47 Where no cross-walk has been designated, every pedestrian crossing a road shall yield the right-of-way to motor vehicles using the road.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 48
48 A pedestrian shall obey the instruction of any traffic sign or device and comply with any traffic directions given by a constable to him.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 49
49 No person shall (a) smoke, carry or deposit lighted cigars, cigarettes, pipes or matches or carry a naked flame (i) on an apron or any open deck gallery or balcony contiguous to and overlooking an apron, (ii) in any area where smoking is specifically prohibited by a sign, or (iii) in any other place at an airport under such circumstances as may or might be likely to endanger persons or property; (b) throw, deposit or knowingly leave on a road, apron or manoeuvring area any glass, nails, tacks, scraps of metal, chemical substance or other material that may damage an aircraft or motor vehicle; or (c) throw, deposit or knowingly leave on any airport any form of trash or garbage except in containers provided for that purpose.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 50
50 Every person who contravenes section 41, subsection 41.1(1) or (2) or section 49 is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $400. SOR/81-663, s. 4; SOR/2006-102, s. 30
Airport Traffic Regulations — 51
51 (1) Any person who is alleged to have contravened any provision of this Part other than section 41 may, at any time within 72 hours from the expiration of the day on which the contravention is alleged to have occurred, excluding holidays, register a plea of guilty to the alleged offence by paying into court, either personally or by mail, (a) $2, where the alleged offence relates to crossing a road or apron otherwise than at a designated cross-walk; (b) $2, where the alleged offence relates to walking on a road or apron in contravention of section 44; (c) $2, where the alleged offence relates to walking on a road in contravention of section 45; (d) $5, where the alleged offence relates to impeding, interfering or obstructing the free movement of an aircraft on the apron or manoeuvring area in contravention of section 46; (e) $5, where the alleged offence relates to failing to yield the right-of-way to motor vehicles in contravention of section 47; (f) $5, where the alleged offence relates to disobeying instructions of any traffic sign or device or instruction given by a constable; (g) $75, where the alleged offence relates to smoking or littering in contravention of section 49; (h) $20, where the alleged offence relates to entering or remaining in a restricted area without visible identification in contravention of subsection 41.1(1); and (i) $20, where the alleged offence relates to failure to comply with subsection 41.1(2). (2) Any amount paid pursuant to subsection (1) shall be paid into the court designated by the Minister for such payment. (3) Where a payment referred to in subsection (1) is sent to the court by mail, the payment into court shall be deemed to have been made on the day on which the payment was mailed. (4) Where a person who is alleged to have contravened any provision of this Part other than section 41 has, in accordance with subsection (1), paid money into court with respect to that contravention, no further punishment shall be imposed on him for that contravention. SOR/81-663, s. 5; SOR/2006-102, s. 31
Airport Traffic Regulations — 52
52 In this Part, equipment means (a) any motor vehicle or mobile device used in the direct fuelling or defuelling of aircraft, or (b) any other motor vehicle or mobile device of a specialized nature for use in the maintenance, repair and servicing of an aircraft on the ground, including testing equipment and cargo and passenger handling equipment; ( matérial ) gross weight , with respect to any equipment, means the total weight of the equipment as specified by its manufacturer; ( poids brut ) registration year means the period commencing on January 1st in any year and ending on December 31st in that year. ( année d’immatriculation )
Airport Traffic Regulations — (a)
equipment means (a) any motor vehicle or mobile device used in the direct fuelling or defuelling of aircraft, or (b) any other motor vehicle or mobile device of a specialized nature for use in the maintenance, repair and servicing of an aircraft on the ground, including testing equipment and cargo and passenger handling equipment; ( matérial )
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gross weight , with respect to any equipment, means the total weight of the equipment as specified by its manufacturer; ( poids brut )
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registration year means the period commencing on January 1st in any year and ending on December 31st in that year. ( année d’immatriculation )
Airport Traffic Regulations — 53
53 Subject to this Part, the owner of equipment used at airports shall register that equipment each year in accordance with this Part.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 54
54 No person shall operate any equipment at an airport unless that equipment has been registered in accordance with this Part.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 55
55 Sections 53 and 54 do not apply to equipment operated exclusively on airport areas leased from the Department by the owner of the equipment.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 56
56 (1) Applications for the registration of equipment shall be made in the form prescribed by the Minister and delivered together with the fees prescribed by this Part to the airport manager at the airport at which the equipment is to be used. (2) On receipt of the application and fees described in subsection (1), the airport manager may, if he is of the opinion that the equipment for which registration is applied for can be safely operated at the airport, issue a registration certificate for that equipment.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 57
57 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the annual registration fee payable in respect of any motor vehicle or mobile device used in the direct fuelling or defuelling of aircraft shall be $15 or the amount obtained by multiplying the gross weight of the equipment, calculated in kilograms, by $0.033, whichever is the greater amount. (2) Where any equipment is registered after June 30th in any registration year, the fee shall be one-half of the fee prescribed by subsection (1).
Airport Traffic Regulations — 58
58 (1) Where equipment registered at any airport is replaced by other equipment of a similar kind, there shall be paid to the airport manager of that airport (a) if the other equipment is of an equivalent or lower gross weight than the equipment replaced, a registration fee of $5; or (b) if the other equipment is of a greater gross weight than the equipment being replaced, a registration fee equal to the amount obtained by multiplying the difference between the gross weight of the equipment being replaced and the other equipment, calculated in kilograms, by $0.033. (2) The registration certificate for any equipment that is being replaced at an airport shall be surrendered to the airport manager of that airport.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 59
59 Where equipment registered under this Part is sold or transferred, the new owner of the equipment shall, before operating the equipment at an airport, notify the airport manager of that airport, and the airport manager may, (a) on payment of a fee of $5 by the new owner, (b) on surrender of the registration certificate previously issued for that equipment to the previous owner, and (c) upon being satisfied that the equipment may be safely operated at the airport, issue a new registration certificate for the equipment.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 60
60 Where a certificate of registration for any equipment is lost, a duplicate certificate may be issued by the airport manager on payment of a fee of $5.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 61
61 The Minister or airport manager may exempt any equipment or class of equipment from the provisions of this Part.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 62
62 Certificates of registration for any equipment shall be carried on the equipment at all times and shall be produced for examination on request by a constable or by an authorized representative of the airport manager. SOR/92-120, s. 7
Airport Traffic Regulations — 63
63 Any person who contravenes any provision of this Part is guilty of an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $100.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 64
64 In this Part, apron traffic control clearance means authorization by an apron traffic control unit for an aircraft to proceed on a controlled apron; ( autorisation du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic ) apron traffic control instruction means a directive issued by an apron traffic control unit for airport apron traffic and gate control purposes; ( instruction du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic ) apron traffic control unit means staff at an airport that provides apron traffic control service at the airport and includes the staff of a mobile control vehicle; ( organe du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic ) controlled apron means an apron at an airport where apron traffic control service is provided; ( aire de trafic contrôlée ) operator , in respect of an aircraft, means the person in possession of the aircraft, whether as owner, lessee, hirer or otherwise, and in section 68 includes the person in whose name the aircraft is registered; ( exploitant ) owner has the same meaning as in the Air Regulations ; ( propriétaire ) park means the standing of an aircraft, whether occupied or not; ( laisser en stationnement ) pilot-in-command means the pilot responsible for the operation and safety of an aircraft. ( pilote commandant de bord )
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apron traffic control clearance means authorization by an apron traffic control unit for an aircraft to proceed on a controlled apron; ( autorisation du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic )
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apron traffic control instruction means a directive issued by an apron traffic control unit for airport apron traffic and gate control purposes; ( instruction du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic )
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apron traffic control unit means staff at an airport that provides apron traffic control service at the airport and includes the staff of a mobile control vehicle; ( organe du contrôle de la circulation sur l’aire de trafic )
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controlled apron means an apron at an airport where apron traffic control service is provided; ( aire de trafic contrôlée )
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operator , in respect of an aircraft, means the person in possession of the aircraft, whether as owner, lessee, hirer or otherwise, and in section 68 includes the person in whose name the aircraft is registered; ( exploitant )
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owner has the same meaning as in the Air Regulations ; ( propriétaire )
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park means the standing of an aircraft, whether occupied or not; ( laisser en stationnement )
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pilot-in-command means the pilot responsible for the operation and safety of an aircraft. ( pilote commandant de bord )
Airport Traffic Regulations — 65
65 The operator or pilot-in-command of an aircraft shall (a) maintain (i) a continuous watch on the radio frequencies designated for apron communications, or (ii) where a continuous radio watch is not possible, a watch for such instructions as may be issued by visual means from an apron traffic control unit; (b) observe other apron traffic for the purpose of avoiding collision; and (c) where an apron traffic control unit is in operation, obtain, either by radio or by visual signal, authorization for his movements from that unit.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 66
66 No person shall operate or park an aircraft on an apron negligently, recklessly or in any other manner that endangers or is likely to endanger life or property.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 67
67 (1) No person shall move or park an aircraft on a controlled apron except in compliance with an apron traffic control clearance or an apron traffic control instruction. (2) The operator or pilot-in-command of an aircraft shall immediately, upon receipt of an apron traffic control clearance or an apron traffic control instruction, acknowledge that he has received that clearance or instruction.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 68
68 No person shall park an aircraft on a controlled apron beyond the time limit set in the last apron traffic control instruction that was received by the operator or pilot-in-command before the aircraft was parked, or that is later issued by the apron traffic control unit and delivered to the owner or operator of the aircraft or the person in whose name the aircraft is registered.
Airport Traffic Regulations — 69
69 (1) An airport manager may order that an aircraft parked at an airport be moved. (2) The operator or pilot-in-command of an aircraft shall comply with any instructions or orders given to him by the airport manager pursuant to subsection (1). (3) Where an aircraft is parked at an airport (a) beyond the time limit set by an apron traffic control unit, (b) in an unauthorized place, or (c) in a manner that obstructs traffic the airport manager may, at the expense of the operator of the aircraft, cause the aircraft to be moved and if he deems it necessary for the protection of the aircraft, store it in a suitable place.