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Parking permitted
You may park in the area between the signs during the times posted.
3 practice questions use this sign.
Practice questions with this sign
What does this sign mean?
- No parking at any time.
- You may park between the signs during the posted times. (Correct answer)
- Parking for vehicles with an accessible permit only.
- Parking lot entrance ahead.
Explanation: A green circle means the activity shown is allowed. Here, parking is permitted between the signs during the times posted.
This sign shows parking times. You arrive outside those times. Does the sign allow you to park?
- Yes, at any time of day.
- No; it allows parking only during the times posted. (Correct answer)
- Yes, but only for 15 minutes.
- Yes, if no other cars are parked.
Explanation: This sign permits parking between the signs only during the posted times. Not all parking by-laws are posted, so check before you park.
What does the green circle around the P on this sign tell you?
- Parking is for electric cars only.
- You may do the activity shown inside the ring. (Correct answer)
- Parking is banned during the times shown.
- Parking is free of charge.
Explanation: A green circle on a regulatory sign means you may or must do the activity shown. A red circle with a slash means it is not allowed.