Step 19 of 35More parking bans: stops, driveways and narrow roads
Chapter 6 · 10 rules

More parking bans: stops, driveways and narrow roads

Know where you may stop but not park, and where parking would block others.

1. Bus and tram stops2. Driveways and car parks3. Narrow roads and roads with lanes4. Priority roads5. Yellow line and disabled spaces

Section 1Bus and tram stops

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Driving over a bus stop marking

Official source · art. 77.3 · last amended 2022-10-01Aan de tram- en autobushalten mag de zone waar het parkeren verboden is overeenkomstig artikel 25.1.2° aangeduid worden door witte opschriften.Open the full article on JustelOfficial source · art. 77.4 · last amended 1997-10-01De bestuurders mogen niet rijden, stilstaan of parkeren op deze markeringen.Open the full article on Justel
The bus-stop zone is marked with the white letters BUS. You may not park on it; you may drive over it.

The bus-stop zone is marked with the white letters BUS. You may not park on it; you may drive over it.

At a bus or tram stop the no-parking zone may be marked on the road with white letters. You may drive over the marking. Stopping to let someone get in or out is allowed, but parking is not.

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  1. Parking near a bus or tram stop
  2. Driveways and garage gates
  3. Car park entrances
  4. Narrow road
  5. Opposite another car
  6. Road with lanes
  7. Priority road outside built-up areas
  8. Broken yellow line
  9. Disabled parking spaces

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