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Chapter 950 §950-1329 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Abbeville Road Six Nations Avenue and Painted Post Drive Anytime Abbeywood Trail Barrydale Crescent (south intersection) and Barrydale Anytime Crescent (north intersection) Abbeywood Trail Barrydale Crescent and Towercrest Drive Anytime Abbeywood Trail Towercrest Drive and Abbeywood Trail Anytime Abbotsfield Gate Sheppard Avenue East and Highhill Drive Anytime Abbotsford Road Santa Barbara Road and the south end of Abbotsford Anytime Road Abbott Avenue Dundas Street West and Indian Road Anytime Abbottswood Road Birkdale Road and Oakley Boulevard Anytime Abbs Street Brock Avenue and the west end of Abbs Street Anytime Abell Street [Added 2016-02-23 Queen Street West and Sudbury Street Anytime by By-law No. 181-2016] Aberdeen Avenue Ontario Street and Parliament Street Anytime Aberfoyle Crescent Bloor Street West and Islington Avenue Anytime Aberlady Road Islington Avenue and Ambleside Avenue Anytime Abigail Place Waterbury Drive and the north end of Abigail PlaceAnytime Abilene Drive Aylesbury Road and Princess Margaret Boulevard Anytime Abinger Crescent Lloyd Manor Road and Princess Margaret Boulevard Anytime Abitibi Avenue Yonge Street and Lillian Street Anytime Abner Place Learmont Drive and the north end of Abner Place Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 1 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Abraham Welsh Road [Added Sheppard Avenue West and McCartney Street Anytime 2017-04-04 by By-law 328- 2017] Abrams Place Sulgrave Crescent and the east end of Abrams Place Anytime Acacia Avenue The west end of Acacia Avenue and Flindon Road Anytime Acacia Road Flindon Road and the southwest end of Acacia Road Anytime Academy Road Gary Drive and Pellatt Avenue Anytime Acheson Boulevard Bathgate Drive and Acheson Boulevard Anytime Ackrow Court Elmbrook Crescent and the southeast end of Ackrow Anytime Court Acland Crescent Deep Dene Drive and the north end of Acland Crescent Anytime Acme Crescent Northcrest Road and Marblehead Road Anytime Acorn Avenue Dundas Street West and Bloor Street West Anytime Acre Heights Crescent Lynnbrook Drive (north intersection) and Lynnbrook Anytime Drive (south intersection) Acton Avenue Dufferin Street and Hove Street Anytime Ada Crescent Sancrest Drive (west intersection) and Sancrest Drive Anytime (south intersection) Adair Road Victoria Park Avenue and Squires Avenue Anytime Adamede Crescent Pineway Boulevard (north intersection) and Pineway Anytime Boulevard (south intersection) Adams Drive Celeste Drive and the south end of Adams Drive Anytime Adams Park Gate Andona Crescent and Port Union Road Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 2 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Adanac Drive Bellamy Road South and Mason Road Anytime Adanac Drive Colonial Avenue and Bellamy Road South Anytime Addington Avenue Sheppard Avenue West and Senlac Road Anytime Addington Place Addington Avenue and the east end of Addington Place Anytime Addison Crescent Duncairn Road (north intersection) and Duncairn Road Anytime (south intersection) Adelaide Street West Walnut Avenue and Bathurst Street Anytime Adele Avenue Mayall Avenue and the north end of Adele Avenue Anytime Adeline Court Orpington Crescent and the south end of Adeline Court Anytime Adelpha Drive Eagle Road and Fernalroy Boulevard Anytime Adencliff Road Collingsbrook Boulevard and Pinemeadow Boulevard Anytime Adenmore Road Port Union Road and Brimforest Gate Anytime Aderno Court Eden Valley Drive and the east end of Aderno Court Anytime Adirondack Gate Crosshill Drive and Finch Avenue East Anytime Adler Street Torrance Road and Ascolda Boulevard Anytime Admiral Road St. George Street and Lowther Avenue Anytime Adonis Court Arcade Drive and the northeast end of Adonis Court Anytime Adrian Avenue Symington Avenue and Wiltshire Avenue 7:00 p.m. of one day to 7:00 a.m. of the next following day Adriatic Road Lemsford Road and the north end of Adriatic Road Anytime Agar Crescent Donalbert Road and Dorlen Avenue Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 3 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Agate Road Wilson Avenue and Hallsport Crescent Anytime Agatha Road Glen Agar Drive and Martin Grove Road Anytime Agincourt Drive Sheppard Avenue East and Havendale Road Anytime Aikenhead Road Fletcher Place and The Westway Anytime Aileen Avenue Failsworth Avenue and Blackthorn Avenue Anytime Aileen Avenue Keele Street and Silverthorn Avenue Anytime Ailsa Craig Court Virgilwood Drive and the east end of Ailsa Craig Court Anytime Ainsdale Road Lawrence Avenue East and Guild Hall Drive Anytime Ainsley Gardens Islington Avenue and the west end of Ainsley Gardens Anytime Ainsworth Road Lane north of Danforth Avenue and east of Chester Anytime Avenue and east end of Ainsworth Road Aintree Court Westhead Road and the west end of Aintree Court Anytime Airdrie Road Bayview Avenue and Crofton Road Anytime Airley Crescent O’Connor Drive and Four Oaks Gate Anytime Akasha Court Meadowcliffe Drive and Ravine Drive Anytime Alabaster Road Shockley Drive and Gihon Spring Drive Anytime Alameda Avenue Vaughan Road and Eglinton Avenue West Anytime Alamosa Drive Finch Avenue East and Gatehead Road (east Anytime intersection) Alan Avenue Evans Avenue and Oxford Street Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 4 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Alan Borovoy Lane [Added Grace Street and Jersey Avenue (westerly limit) Anytime 2019-03-19 by By-law 440- 2019] Alanbull Square Goldhawk Trail and Alanbull Square Anytime Alanbury Crescent Chestermere Boulevard and Blakemanor BoulevardAnytime Alanmeade Crescent Harrop Avenue (east intersection) and Harrop Avenue Anytime (west intersection) Alba Place Shady Glen Road and the south end of Alba Place Anytime Albacore Crescent Brimorton Drive and Bridlington Street Anytime Albani Street Dwight Avenue and Royal York Road Anytime Albany Avenue Bloor Street West and north end of Albany Avenue Anytime Albemarle Avenue Hampton Avenue and Logan Avenue Anytime Albert Avenue Cavell Avenue and Lakeshore Boulevard West Anytime Alberta Avenue Davenport Road and north end of Alberta Avenue Anytime Albertus Avenue Rosewell Avenue and Yonge Street Anytime Albion Avenue Pharmacy Avenue and the west end of Albion Avenue Anytime Albright Avenue Sunset Avenue and Browns Line Anytime Alburn Road Rosebury Road and Glenarden Road Anytime Alcan Avenue Enfield Avenue and Browns Line Anytime Alcester Court Highland Hill and the east end of Alcester Court Anytime Alcide Street Steeles Avenue West and Codlin Crescent Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 5 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Alcina Avenue Bathurst Street and Wychwood Avenue Anytime Alcorn Avenue Oaklands Avenue and Yonge Street Anytime Aldbury Gardens St. Hildas Avenue and the east end of Aldbury Gardens Anytime Alden Avenue Willowbrook Road and Ourland Avenue Anytime Aldenham Crescent Cassandra Boulevard (north intersection) and Anytime Cassandra Boulevard (south intersection) Alder Crescent 23rd Steet and 27th Street Anytime Alderbrae Avenue Horner Avenue and Lanor Avenue Anytime Alderbrook Drive Banbury Road and west end of Alderbrook Drive Anytime Aldercrest Road Horner Avenue and Evans Avenue Anytime Alderdale Court Longwood Drive and west end of Alderdale Court Anytime Aldergrove Avenue The west end of Aldergrove Avenue and the east end of Anytime Aldergrove Avenue Aldershot Crescent Upper Canada Drive and the easterly limit of Aldershot Anytime Crescent Alderton Court Hartfield Road and the south end of Alderton Court Anytime Aldgate Avenue The Queensway and Waniska Avenue Anytime Aldridge Avenue Murdock Avenue and Danforth Avenue Anytime Aldwych Avenue Pape Avenue and Donlands Avenue Anytime Alexander Place Alexander Street and Maitland Street Anytime Alexander Street (ET) Victoria Street and Lake Shore Boulevard West Anytime Current to: February 24, 2021 Page 6 of 493 TORONTO MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER 950 §950-1329. SCHEDULE XXX: HEAVY VEHICLES PROHIBITED (SEE §950-508A) Highway Between Prohibited Times and/or Days Alexander Street (NY) Mutual Street and Yonge Street Anytime Alexandra Boulevard Yonge Street and Lytton Boulevard Anytime Alexandra Wood Hillhurst Boulevard and Glengrove Avenue Anytime Alexis Boulevard The west end of Alexis Boulevard and Bathurst Street Anytime Alexmuir Boulevard Finch Avenue East and Brimley Road Anytime Alford Crescent Sewells Road and McLevin Avenue Anytime Alfred Avenue The west end of Alfred Avenue and the east end of Anytime Alfred Avenue Alfresco Lawn Lee Avenue and Wineva Avenue Anytime Algie Avenue Fordhouse Boulevard and The Queensway Anytime Algo Court Ruth Avenue and the west end of Algo Court Anytime Algoma Street Royal York Road and the east end of Algoma Street Anytime Algonquin Avenue Indian Road and Parkside Drive Anytime Alhambra Avenue Boustead Avenue and Bloor Street West Anytime Alhart Drive Calstock Drive and Thistle
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