White–Stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers or mail. Green–Park for a limited time. Look for a posted sign next to the green zone for time limits, or locate the time limit painted on the curb. Yellow–Stop no longer than the time posted to load or unload passengers or freight.

Why are curbs painted red?

Curbs painted in red mean that there is no stopping, standing, or parking at all. These are often fire lanes, but they do not have to be a fire lane to be red. Buses are the only vehicle that's allowed to stop at red zones marked specifically for buses.

What does GREY paint on curb mean?

The Town has returned some previously restricted parking to regularly available parking by painting over the previously colored curb with gray paint. A painted curb means that you must follow special parking rules.