Park with two wheels on the pavement
Official name: Parking with two wheels on the pavement
Parking and stopping
Written by Chris Prosman Reviewed by Dirk van Zuijlen
Updated
- Sign code
- E8b
- Category
- Parking and stopping
- Traffic signs
- Parking with two wheels on the pavement.
Parking with two wheels on the pavement. Park with two wheels on the pavement as shown, not with all wheels on it.
How to recognise the sign
Read the image, arrows and any text on sign E8b; they distinguish this version within the parking and stopping category.
Supplementary panel and application
Check the indicated vehicle group, parking arrangement and any days or hours. The sign and supplementary panel together establish the parking arrangement here.
Difference from E4 — Parking
E8b: Parking with two wheels on the pavement. E4: Parking Read the separate application of E4 too; similar appearance does not mean identical meaning.
E4 — ParkingLegal basis
Practise this sign for your theory exam
Park with two wheels on the pavement belongs to the Parking and stopping category. In the CBR theory exam a traffic sign is almost never asked on its own: you are shown a situation and have to know what you may or must do in it. In the free sign trainer you practise the signs by category, with the explanation shown right after every answer.
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