Parking on sidewalks is generally prohibited unless specific markings or signs expressly permit it. Sidewalks are primarily for pedestrians. Vehicles can only park there if it is a designated area, ensuring at least 1.5 meters of free space for pedestrians.

Parking is prohibited at and within a certain distance of marked bus stops (often 15 meters before and after the stop sign). This ensures buses have clear access to the stop and that passengers can safely get on and off without obstruction.

Parking is prohibited within a certain distance of a fire hydrant (often 5 meters, but always check local markings). Fire hydrants must always be accessible for emergency use. Parking too close can obstruct firefighters and lead to fines or towing.

You may stop temporarily, but parking is prohibited. A yellow broken line means you can briefly stop for loading/unloading or picking up/dropping off passengers, but you cannot leave your vehicle parked.

Both parking and stopping are prohibited. A solid yellow line indicates a strict no-stopping zone, meaning you cannot even halt briefly at that location.

In Blue Zones, parking is free but time-limited, requiring the use of a parking disc set to your arrival time. Blue Zones usually allow free parking for a maximum period (e.g., 2 hours) during specified times (e.g., Monday-Saturday, 9 am-6 pm) to encourage parking turnover.

You must pay for parking, typically at a parking meter or via a parking app, and display a ticket if required. These zones require payment for the duration of your stay, and rates can vary. Failure to pay can result in fines.

You may be eligible for a resident parking permit. This permit allows residents of a specific zone to park free of charge or for longer durations in designated spaces near their home.

No parking or stopping is allowed on the side of the road where the sign is located. This sign indicates a stricter prohibition than just no parking; you are not allowed to stop your vehicle there at all, even temporarily.

You must ensure that other cars can pass freely. Parking opposite another parked vehicle is prohibited. Your parked vehicle should not impede the safe passage of other traffic. A clear width of at least 3 meters should typically be left for passing vehicles.

You must leave at least 1.5 meters of free space for pedestrians and 3 meters for passing traffic. This rule ensures that parking on a verge does not endanger or obstruct pedestrians or the flow of other vehicles.

Parking is prohibited on the side of the sign during the indicated days of the month. These rules help ensure street cleaning or access. For alternate semi-monthly parking, you usually park on the side with odd building numbers from the 1st-15th, and even numbers from the 16th-31st.

No Parking. This sign prohibits parking on the side of the road where it is placed. You might be able to stop briefly to load/unload or pick up/drop off passengers, but not leave the vehicle unattended.

No Stopping. This sign means you are not allowed to stop your vehicle at all on that side of the road, which also means parking is prohibited. Its a more restrictive rule than No Parking.

No Parking from the 1st to the 15th of the month. This sign prohibits parking on the side where its displayed during the first half of the month, from the 1st day up to and including the 15th day.

No Parking from the 16th to the last day of the month. This sign prohibits parking on the side where its displayed from the 16th day until the end of the current month.

Parking Permitted. This sign generally indicates that parking is allowed in the area or spaces indicated. However, always check for additional plates specifying conditions like payment or time limits.

Parking Permitted, when using parking disc (Blue Zone). This variant of sign E9a signifies a Blue Zone where parking is free but typically limited to a maximum duration (e.g., 2 hours), requiring the display of a parking disc set to your arrival time.

Parking Reserved for the Disabled. These parking spaces, marked by sign with a wheelchair symbol, are exclusively for vehicles displaying a valid disabled parking permit.

Parking Reserved for Motorcycles, Cars, Vans and Minibuses. This sign indicates that parking is specifically authorized for these categories of vehicles, often excluding larger commercial vehicles or coaches.

Parking Reserved for Trucks. This sign marks parking areas that are specifically set aside for goods vehicles (trucks).

Parking Reserved for Coaches. This sign Indicates that these parking spaces are designated for use by coaches or tour buses.

Parking Mandatory on the Verge or Sidewalk. This sign requires vehicles to park fully on the verge or sidewalk, completely off the main carriageway, as depicted.

Parking Mandatory Partly on the Verge or Sidewalk. This sign mandates that vehicles must be parked partially on the verge or sidewalk and partially on the roadway, according to the illustration on the sign.

Parking Mandatory on the Road (not on verge/sidewalk). This sign indicates that vehicles must be parked on the roadway itself. Parking on the adjacent verge or sidewalk is prohibited.

Parking Reserved for Campers. This sign indicates that the designated parking spaces are for the exclusive use of campervans or motorhomes.

Parking Reserved for Motorcycles. This sign marks out parking spaces that are specifically allocated for motorcycles only.