Snow routes declared in Regina following storm
Following a late season blast of winter, the City of Regina has declared snow routes to be in effect starting at 6 a.m. on March 12.
The city announced the implementation in a news release on Saturday afternoon.
Snow routes include 16 kilometres of Regina’s roadways and are identified by blue signs marked with a white snowflake.
The routes include:
- Winnipeg St - Ross Ave to Broadway Ave
- Victoria Ave - Pasqua St to Albert St
- Victoria Ave - Broad St to Winnipeg St
- Toronto St - Victoria Ave to College Ave
- College Ave - Winnipeg St to Arcola Ave
- Broadway Ave - Broad St to Park St
- 15th Ave - Elphinstone St to Winnipeg St
- 14th Ave - Toronto St to Winnipeg St
- 14th Ave - Albert St to Halifax St
- 13th Ave - Broad St to Toronto St
On the affected roadways, there will be no on-street parking for a 24-hour period, the city’s announcement read.
Vehicles that are left on the street will be ticketed $120.
Snow routes are declared when snowfall has reached a minimum of five centimetres.
The parking ban will end at 6 a.m. on March. 13.
More information about the snow route program can be found on the city’s website.
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