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Loose sign = only the sign's side. Parking disc: >2 wheels, always round up. This differs from a loose E1 sign (parking ban) or E2 sign (stopping ban), which both only govern the side where the sign stands

Source: RVV 1990 art. 24 · checked 2026-10-23

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About The parking-ban zone, the parking disc and the parking garage: which statement is correct?

  1. The ticket you take at the barrier of a parking garage is your parking permit: you put it behind the windscreen and do not have to pay anything else.
  2. A parking-ban zone only applies on the side of the road where the entry sign stands.
  3. On a woonerf parking is only allowed on your own property or on a marked parking space (P-bay), not anywhere it happens not to obstruct.
  4. When setting the parking disc I round my arrival time down, to the previous whole or half hour.
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Correct answer: On a woonerf parking is only allowed on your own property or on a marked parking space (P-bay), not anywhere it happens not to obstruct.

On a woonerf parking is only allowed on your own property or on a marked parking space (P-bay), not anywhere it happens not to obstruct

Why learners get this wrong: The ticket you take at the barrier of a parking garage is your parking permit: you put it behind the windscreen and do not have to pay anything else.

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About The parking-ban zone, the parking disc and the parking garage: which statement is WRONG?

  1. On a woonerf you may park anywhere, as long as you do not obstruct anyone.
  2. The parking disc is rounded UP to the next whole or half hour, not down.
  3. A parking-ban zone applies to both sides of the road, even if the entry sign stands on only one side.
  4. The parking-disc duty applies to motor vehicles with MORE than two wheels.
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Correct answer: On a woonerf you may park anywhere, as long as you do not obstruct anyone.

On a woonerf parking is only allowed on your own property or on a marked parking space (P-bay), not anywhere it happens not to obstruct

Why learners get this wrong: When setting the parking disc I round my arrival time down, to the previous whole or half hour.

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About The parking-ban zone, the parking disc and the parking garage: which statement is WRONG?

  1. The parking disc is rounded UP to the next whole or half hour, not down.
  2. The parking-disc duty applies to motor vehicles with MORE than two wheels.
  3. At a parking garage you pay when you enter, together with taking the ticket.
  4. A parking-ban zone applies to both sides of the road, even if the entry sign stands on only one side.
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Correct answer: At a parking garage you pay when you enter, together with taking the ticket.

On entry you take a ticket at the barrier; payment happens before exiting, at the payment machine or the exit, based on the elapsed time

Why learners get this wrong: When setting the parking disc I round my arrival time down, to the previous whole or half hour.

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On entry you take a ticket at the barrier; payment happens before exiting, at the payment machine or the exit, based on the elapsed time.

  1. False
  2. True
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Correct answer: True

On entry you take a ticket at the barrier; payment happens before exiting, at the payment machine or the exit, based on the elapsed time

Why learners get this wrong: At a parking garage you pay when you enter, together with taking the ticket.

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About The parking-ban zone, the parking disc and the parking garage: which statement is correct?

  1. When setting the parking disc I round my arrival time down, to the previous whole or half hour.
  2. At a parking garage you pay when you enter, together with taking the ticket.
  3. The parking-disc duty applies to every vehicle parked in a blue zone, including motorcycles.
  4. A parking-ban zone applies to both sides of the road, even if the entry sign stands on only one side.
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Correct answer: A parking-ban zone applies to both sides of the road, even if the entry sign stands on only one side.

A parking-ban zone applies to both sides of the road, even if the entry sign stands on only one side. This differs from a loose E1 sign (parking ban) or E2 sign (stopping ban), which both only govern the side where the sign stands

Why learners get this wrong: When setting the parking disc I round my arrival time down, to the previous whole or half hour.

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