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Street parking in Montréal, decoded

Updated October 2, 2026

Montréal’s signs stack panonceaux, arrows, hours and seasonal dates on one pole, in French. CurbParker reads every sign on the island and colours the curb by what is legal at the day and time you pick — green you can park, amber legal for now, red you can’t.

Guides

• How to read Montréal parking signs — plates, arrows, days and hours.
• “1 avril au 1 décembre” — what the dates really mean.
• Fire hydrants — 3 metres, with no sign to tell you.

What CurbParker covers

About 118,000 signs across the island, paid on-street spots with their real hourly rate and schedule, public lots and every hydrant — all bundled in the app, so it works without a signal.

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Sources

Ville de Montréal — période d’interdiction de stationnement pour l’entretien des rues · Code de la sécurité routière, art. 386 (Légis Québec)

The signs on the street always win. This page is general information, not legal advice; rules change, so check the posted sign and the official source.