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Allow me to present a standard swedish parking sign: http://i.imgur.com/e4KVoaC.jpg http://i.imgur.com/e4KVoaC.jpg Avgift means fee. The intervals specify when
by wkz 12y ago
Allow me to present a standard swedish parking sign:
http://i.imgur.com/e4KVoaC.jpg http://i.imgur.com/e4KVoaC.jpg
Avgift means fee. The intervals specify when the fee applies.
* White digits: Hours of weekdays.
* White digits in parens: Hours of days before holidays (read: Saturdays, Christmas eve etc.).
* Red digits: Hours of holidays (Sundays, Chistmas day etc.).
- pluma 12y agoI'm guessing in the case where parking is forbidden entirely at certain times there'd simply be a second (visually distinct) sign beside it as in most of Europe?
- wkz 12y agoYes. The [P] sign indicates that this area is intended for parking, and that outside of the hours specified in fee-sign, parking is free. In the case where the default is "no parking", the top sign will be a dashed or crossed red circle (the first meaning you can stop to let people off but not park, the other meaning that you can not stop there for any reason). There can then be a sign below it that specifies times when parking is allowed.