Does the maximum parking time of two hours also apply on Sundays?
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The text on the parking ticket machine is not a traffic sign and can therefore also not make any traffic regulations. Therefore, there is at no time a traffic-related parking time limit (mainly the traffic signs not known here) which should be observed.
Instead, it is merely an information about how much parking time you can “buy” at the due times due to the technical limitation of the parking ticket machine.
So no, the maximum parking period does not apply on Sundays and also Mo-Sa does not apply outside the specified times.
So cool that means if no blue P traffic signs are set up with the maximum parking time as an additional sign, then the writing with the maximum parking time does not apply?
Of course, I take your information without guarantee!
Don’t write on the machine. But the machine will not spit out a parking ticket that goes longer than two hours. And the parking ticket must be clearly visible. The time on the parking will ultimately limit you to the two hours.
Only outside the times when you don’t have to drag parking, you can park for any length (or until the beginning of the next paid time). Without a parking ticket, you can’t see how long you’ve been parked.
Not yet, but can still come when the church is enslaved.
So you mean they could start writing up the Sundays for more than two hours?
Don’t worry, just put new shields on.
Hi, Sundays and holidays are free, so no.
I’ve become a bit insecure because the maximum parking time is a bit depressed, and that could also refer to Sunday even if you don’t have to pay.
Aso no. For Sunday, it’s like the sign wasn’t there. You can stay there Monday to 9:00.
No.
Sundays and holidays free.
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It doesn’t cost anything, but you can’t “infinitely” long > 2 hours. stay there, right?
But Sundays and holidays already.
They’re free from the rules.
You can’t control it without a parking ticket.
Logical answer! Thank you!
Sonn-/Feiertage frei Say there you can park until new working week begins
Yeah, you don’t have to pay, but you can’t stand there for a long time on Sundays, right?
between 13 am Saturday and 9 pm Monday there is no maximum parking time