Everett, WA Mobility & Curb Rules: Bike Lane Rules (2026)

030(A) opens with a general exception for traffic conflicts, police direction, or posted signage, then lists thirteen places, lettered (a) through (m), where no one may stop, stand or park a vehicle. Item (m) reads simply: on or in a bicycle lane. The same list bars parking on a sidewalk or street planting strip, within an intersection, on a crosswalk, alongside a street excavation that would obstruct traffic, on a bridge or elevated structure, within three feet of a railroad track, in the area between roadways of a divided highway, at any officially posted no-stopping location, in a fire exit, or on red-curbed no-parking zones.

A second subsection, (A)(2), separately restricts standing or parking except to briefly load or unload passengers near driveways, fire hydrants, crosswalks, and traffic signals. 270(A) does not list a bike-lane-specific dollar amount; because it isn't one of the five itemized violations (overtime parking, alley parking, disabled-parking infractions, fire lane parking, or interference with markings), it falls under the catch-all 'all other violations' rate of forty dollars. 270(C): fifty dollars for each forty-dollar violation after three tickets within 365 days, and seventy dollars after six tickets within the same period.

280(A), and the city can report unpaid infractions to the Department of Licensing to block vehicle registration renewal. 310(C), where the city carries the burden of proving the infraction by a preponderance of the evidence.