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A blue disc with a red border and a single red diagonal bar, prohibiting parking.
Also known as: No waiting, Blue circle with a red line
The no parking sign prohibits leaving a vehicle standing. One red diagonal bar means no parking; two crossed bars mean no stopping at all, a stricter rule that catches even a brief halt.
Prohibits parking on the side of the road it applies to, from the sign until the restriction ends.
Contracting parties to the 1968 Vienna Convention · Contexts: Road signage
Is distinguished from the no-stopping sign by the number of diagonal bars: one bar prohibits parking, two crossed bars prohibit stopping at all.
Contracting parties to the 1968 Vienna Convention · Contexts: Road signage
A blue disc with a broad red annulus, crossed by a single red diagonal bar running from upper right to lower left.
Permission and prohibition for the same act.