FAQs
Is it lawful to ride a bicycle on Sudbury sidewalks?
A bicycle is defined as a vehicle under the Highway Traffic Act. As such, the bylaw states that you must not drive a vehicle on a sidewalk in the City of Greater Sudbury. Bicycles once on the roadway have to comply with all rules of the road (ie: stop signs, red lights, etc.).
Cars and Bicycles: Who has the right of way? Cars and bicycles use the same roads, but do cars always have the right of way?
No. Motorists can't cut off a cyclist to make a right-hand turn. They must signal and then wait until the cyclist has cleared the roadway, then make a safe and orderly right-hand turn.
Where do I pay parking tickets?
Parking tickets are paid at:
Tom Davies Square
200 Brady St
Sudbury, Ontario
Or to pay online, click here.
Where do I pay my speeding infraction?
Speeding and any other traffic infraction can be paid at:
Provincial Offences Office
178 Elm Street
Sudbury, Ontario
(across from the Sudbury Court House)
How do I apply for a Pardon?
This information can be viewed in our Records page.
Where and how can I get a Criminal Records check done?
All this information can be viewed in our Records page.
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