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A capital P beside a bus or train pictogram.
Also known as: P+R, Parkway sign, P next to a bus, Transfer parking sign
A park and ride sign pairs the parking P with the mode you transfer to, and the pairing is the whole message: park here, continue by that. Which vehicle appears tells you whether the onward service is bus, rail or tram.
Denotes a facility where drivers park and transfer to public transport, shown as a P adjacent to a mode pictogram.
Contexts: Public information
Varies its mode pictogram — bus, train or tram — according to the onward service, which is the information the sign actually carries beyond the P.
Contexts: Public information
Is signed in national road-sign colours rather than to a single international pattern, so the surrounding design differs by country while the P-plus-mode structure does not.
Contexts: Public information
A capital letter P beside a simplified side view of a bus, train or tram, usually white on a coloured rectangular ground.