Tour Bus ParkingImportant Notice
Construction projects can affect traffic flows on city roads. Tour bus operators should be aware of current projects and plan their routes accordingly. Free Tour Bus Parking (see map):• Commissioner/Wellington – on-street near Lebreton Flats,Ottawa, ON (24/7) • Canada Aviation Museum, 11 Aviation Parkway, Ottawa, ON (24/7) • Robert Guertin Center, 125 De Carillon Street, Gatineau, QC (7 a.m. to 5 p.m. – Mon to Sun) Note: Tour Bus spaces are available on a first-come first-served basis Metered Tour Bus ParkingThe City of Ottawa operates a total of 25 yellow tour bus parking meters located on-street throughout the downtown area. Parking fees are $1.50 for 20 minutes and are in effect 24 hours a day. Meters accept 25¢, $1 and $2 coins and the City of Ottawa Parking Card. 24-hour Tour Bus Parking Permits24-hour Tour Bus Parking Permits are used to park at any of the yellow tour bus parking meters located throughout the downtown area. Permits are valid for a maximum period of 24 consecutive hours and allow the driver to park at any designated meter without having to pay. The permit indicates both the time and date of expiry. Purchasing a 24-hour Tour Bus Parking PermitPlease call 613-244-4419 for detailed information on purchasing a 24-hour Tour Bus Parking Permit. During your stay in Ottawa, you can purchase a permit at:
Information:3-1-1 Map of tour bus parking areas:Click on map to enlarge
Tour Bus Operators Coming to Parliament HillIn light of current world events, we wish to inform you that security requirements on Parliament Hill have been heightened. In order to help you best prepare for bringing groups to Parliament Hill, please note the following: Tour buses are not allowed within the boundaries of the Parliamentary Precinct (all areas North of Wellington Street, between the Canal and Kent Street) and will be immediately turned away or subject to fees associated with ticketing and towing if they are found on the Hill. These provisions are in place 24 hours a day/7 days a week. Tour Buses are required to use the pick-up and drop-off zones indicated on this map (buses must depart immediately after unloading/pick-up of passengers as these are not parking spots). Please note the times and locations for off-peak hours and rush hours. Most of the pick-up and drop-off zones identified on the map are within a short walk to the Parliament Hill Visitor Welcome Centre entrance located at the base of the Peace Tower. This information is subject to change. The co-operation of the visiting public is appreciated.
Tour bus operators and tour organisers planning a visit to Rideau HallIn order to help you best prepare for bringing groups to Rideau Hall, please note the following: LAY-BY ZONE – Stopping point/pick-up/drop-off Tour Buses are required to use the Lay-by Zone – pick-up and drop-off area – indicated on this map. Although parking is allowed, Tour Bus drivers must remain in their vehicle. Overflow holding area If there is an overflow in the Lay-by Zone, use the Overflow Holding Area in Rockcliffe Park. Bus drivers may park for longer periods and may leave their bus to use the nearby services such as the toilets and the snack bar. This information is subject to change. Your co-operation is appreciated. Click on image below to enlarge
Idling Motor VehiclesRe: Tour buses No person shall operate or permit the operation of an engine or motor in, or on, any motor vehicle or item of attached auxiliary equipment for a continuous period exceeding five (5) minutes, while such vehicle is stationary unless:
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