Anti-Idling

Idling is when the engine is running but the vehicle is not moving. Markham is an idle free zone. Find out more about the Idling Control Bylaw.

Bicycle Lanes & Routes

Markham is on the road to becoming a bicycle-friendly community by developing a network of almost 400 km of on and off road bicycle routes. Bicycle lanes and routes are signed to designate specific lanes for bicycle traffic. Find out more about Markham's Bicycle Lanes & Routes.

On-Street Parking

The Town's parking regulations prohibit overnight parking on the street between the hours of 2:30 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. unless otherwise specfically posted or if a parking permit program is in place. Find out more about Markham Street Parking

Pedestrian Signals

Pedestrian signals help pedestrians cross our streets safely. Find out more about how they work.

Road Watch Program

If you see an unsafe driver, please report them.

Instances of speeding, unsafe lane changes, disobeying traffic lights and stop signs are some typical types of behaviors that qualify for a Road Watch submission. Find out more about Road Watch.

Safe Streets Program/Traffic Calming

Traffic calming helps reduce speeds on our neighbourhood streets. The Town is currently reviewing the exisiting Safe Streets Program.

School Zones & Crossing Guard Program

Most school zones in the Town of Markham prohibit parking and/or stopping in school zones. Crossing guards are responsible for crossing Markham elementary school children to and from school. Find out more about school zones and Markham's Crossing Guard Program

Speed Limits & Enforcement

Speed limit signs identify the legal maximum speed on a particular section of road. Different speed limits are assigned depending on the different classification of road. Find out more about speed limits in Markham.

Stop Signs

Stop signs clearly assign the right-of-way at an intersection. This is the most common form of traffic control. Find out more about stop signs signs.

Traffic Signals

Traffic Signals alternate right-of-way between conflicting streams of vehiclular and pedestrian traffic. Find out more about how they work.

Warning Signs

Warning signs provide advance notice to road users about unexpected and potentially dangerous conditions on or near the road. Drivers are expected to exercise caution and take appropriate action according to the hazard identified. Find out more about how they work.