Why it matters: Sign E1 and E2: parking ban or standing-still ban
The confusion between E1 and E2 is not a theoretical detail — in practice, for example when restocking a shop in the centre of Woerden, it decides whether you may or may not stop to unload boxes. Guessing wrong at E2 (thinking you may load/unload) earns a fine for an illegal stand; guessing wrong at E1 (thinking you cannot stop at all) means needlessly parking further away and walking.
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