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Overnight parking bans lifted in Kitchener and Cambridge

The rules are in place to help get city streets cleared of snow quicker. Kevin Nielsen / Global News

Rejoice citizens of Cambridge and Kitchener!

The overnight parking ban has now been lifted, allowing cars to park on city streets overnight once again without being fined.

READ MORE: Overnight parking ban in Kitchener begins Saturday morning

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From Dec. 1 until March 31, in the city of Kitchener, vehicles are prohibited from parking on city streets from 2:30 a.m. to 6 a.m.

This is designed to help city staff find an easier path to keep streets clear in cases of inclement weather.

The Cambridge law runs from Jan. 1 until March 31.

If the region were to be hit with a freak April snowstorm, the cities could still call a snow event which would place a ban on street parking for a 24-hour period of time to help city staff with snow removal.

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