Road signs for stationary and parked vehicles
Here you will find the road signs relating to stationary and parked vehicles. They may only be supplemented with the symbols or text specifically provided for this purpose.
These include signs that prohibit stationary or parked vehicles, signs for alternate-side parking, and signs that allow or regulate parking.
Road signs
You must know the type and meaning of each road sign, understand who it applies to and which part of the carriageway it applies to. You do not, of course, need to know the sign number.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Stationary and parked E3
Stationary and parked vehicles prohibited.

Stationary and parked E5
Parking prohibited from the 1st to the 15th of the month.

Stationary and parked E7
Parking prohibited from the 16th to the end of the month.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Stationary and parked E9b
Parking reserved for motorcycles, cars, dual-purpose vehicles and minibuses.

Stationary and parked E9c
Parking reserved for light goods vehicles and lorries.

Stationary and parked E9d
Parking reserved for coaches.

Stationary and parked E9e
Vehicles must be parked on the verge or footpath.

Stationary and parked E9f
Vehicles must be parked partly on the verge or footpath.

Stationary and parked E9g
Vehicles must be parked on the carriageway.

Stationary and parked E9h
Parking reserved for motorhomes.

Stationary and parked E9i
Parking reserved for motorcycles.

Stationary and parked E9j
Parking reserved for bicycles from 07:30 to 18:00 and for motorcycles, cars, dual-purpose vehicles and minibuses from 18:00 to 07:30. The symbols and times may be changed or shown on a supplementary sign.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking is time-limited and a parking disc is required.

Stationary and parked E9a
Zone where a parking disc is required.

Stationary and parked E9a
End of a zone where a parking disc is required.
Supplementary signs: the road sign does not apply to all drivers
Supplementary signs can also be used to limit who a road sign applies to. The signs below indicate that the road sign does not apply to all drivers.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
The road sign above applies only to vehicles with a MAW of more than 3,5 tonnes.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The road sign above applies only to vehicles with a MAW of more than 3,5 tonnes.

Stationary and parked E3
Stationary and parked vehicles prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The road sign above applies only to vehicles with a MAW of more than 3,5 tonnes.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
Space reserved for loading and unloading goods.
Supplementary signs: clarify where the road sign applies
Supplementary signs can also be used to clarify where the road sign applies.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission starts here.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission applies over a longer distance before and after this sign.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission ends here.

Stationary and parked E1
Parking prohibited.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission applies from this point for the next 20 metres.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission starts here.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission applies over a longer distance before and after this sign.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission ends here.

Stationary and parked E9a
Parking permitted.

Supplementary sign
The restriction or permission applies from this point for the next 20 metres.
Section completed!
The material from this section is also tested in the other exercises and practice tests.
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