Parking signs, blue zones and time limits
Read the parking signs, use a parking disc, and know how long a car may stay on the road.
1. No-parking signs2. Half-month parking3. Parking signs4. Blue zone and parking disc5. Time limits6. Reserved places
Section 1No-parking signs
No parking (one slash)
Official source · art. 70.2.1.1° · last amended 2024-02-01E1. Parkeerverbod. [...] Een opschrift mag de periode aanduiden tijdens dewelke het verbod geldt. Vb. - van 7 tot 19 u. - van maandag tot vrijdag.Open the full article on JustelOfficial source · art. 70.2.2 · last amended 2024-02-01De verkeersborden E1, E3, E5, E7 en E9a tot E9j gelden langs de kant van de openbare weg waar zij geplaatst zijn en vanaf het verkeersbord tot het volgend kruispunt. De verkeersborden E1 en E3 gelden op de rijbaan en op de berm.Open the full article on JustelA round sign with one diagonal line: no parking on that side of the road, on the carriageway and the verge, up to the next junction.
No parking
No-parking zone, 9:00 to 12:00This lesson is part of full access
Chapter 1 is free. You can read the first rule of this lesson above; the rest of the lesson and its practice questions unlock with a plan.
See plansRules in this lesson
- No waiting and no parking (cross)
- Arrows on the signs
- Half-month parking
- Changeover
- Parking allowed
- P with a car
- P with +3.5 t
- Alternating parking
- Blue zone
- How to set the disc
- Disc outside blue zones
- Parking meters
- How long a car may stay
- Reserved and paid places
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