No parking sign on odd days. Stop signs and no parking

Operating principle and installation rules road sign 3.29 “Parking is prohibited according to Not even numbers months" are completely identical to those of sign 3.28 "Parking prohibited". What caused the need to install such a sign? Isn't it enough to put up a simple no-parking sign? It turns out not.

Sign 3.29 is usually installed on narrow sections of roads where passing oncoming traffic may be difficult, as well as in places where office buildings, various institutions, supermarkets and other places where parking is required road transport. Cars parked on both sides of the road can significantly obstruct traffic, while parking on only one side of the road will not cause problems for traffic. Therefore, sign 3.29 “Parking prohibited on odd days of the month” is often installed on one side of the road, and sign 3.30 “Parking prohibited on even days of the month” is installed on the other. In this way, a certain balance is achieved and transport is able to move more or less unhindered.

True, such an installation of signs has one interesting nuance. What if the car is stopped on the "legal side" but the driver leaves it overnight? After all, at exactly 00.00, an even day gives way to an odd one, and in one second the carriage turns into pumpkins, and the exemplary driver turns into a violator.

In the Rules traffic this moment is provided. In the case of parallel installation of signs 3.29 and 3.30, the beginning of the next day is considered to be not at 00.00, but at 21.00, and the period of time from 19.00 to 21.00 is considered the time for rearranging vehicles, when cars can be parked on any side. That is, if the driver does not want to be among the violators, he must take care to move his car to the “correct” side between 19.00 and 21.00.

Sign 3.29 is completely similar to sign 3.28: blue circle with a red border, “crossed out” by a red stripe, with only one exception: in its center there is a vertical white stripe.

The effect of sign 3.29 “Parking is prohibited on odd days of the month” begins immediately at the place of its installation, and its prohibition is valid until the following areas:

the next intersection in the direction of travel of the vehicle;
the end of a populated area marked with the appropriate sign;
sign 3.31, indicating the end of the zone of all restrictions;

After the above sections of the road have been passed, parking is automatically permitted on all days of the month.

Sign 3.29 and additional information plates

The zone of influence of sign 3.29 can be clarified by installing plates and signs additional information, namely:

Thus, plate 8.2.2, installed together with sign 3.29, indicates the distance over which the sign applies.

Sign 3.29 can be installed together with plate 8.2.3. This sign indicates the end of the sign's coverage area. Simply put, the arrow on the sign indicates that the “No parking on odd days of the month” sign is in effect in front of the place where it is installed.

If there is a sign 8.2.4 on the road, this tells the driver that he is in at the moment is located within the coverage area of the “Parking is prohibited on odd days of the month” sign. This sign is an additional indication of the current restriction on that section of the road where a previously introduced parking ban is already in effect and the ban has not yet been lifted.

Additional information signs 8.2.5 and 8.2.6 (separately or jointly), which can be installed together with the sign “Parking is prohibited on odd days of the month,” are used to indicate parking restrictions near squares, buildings, etc. In this case Parking will be prohibited starting from the place where the sign is installed, in the direction in which the arrow points and at the distance indicated on the sign.

The coverage area of sign 3.29 can be limited using information sign 6.4 “Parking space” and plate 8.2.1, which, if installed together, indicate the place permitted for stopping and parking.

The driver must remember that sign 3.29 “Parking is prohibited on odd days of the month” is valid only on the side of the road on which it is installed.

Sign 3.29 does not apply to drivers with disabilities of the first and second groups, as well as to drivers of vehicles that transport such disabled people. Such vehicles must be equipped special signs"Disabled person".

In addition, the sign does not apply to taxis that have a taximeter turned on, as well as to vehicles belonging to the Russian Federal Postal Service.

On some city streets you can find installed signs that allow parking only on certain days - even and odd. These parking signs, as a rule, are not placed so often and in most cases major cities.

Appropriate signs are used to regulate parking on certain days. An established sign prohibiting parking on odd-numbered days allows cars to be parked on even days during the month and, accordingly, vice versa. These parking rules are established on the roadsides with different sides along the roads.

When these signs are installed, it is allowed to park cars only on the side where they are located.

An important point is the time during which you need to rearrange the cars. For this purpose, a single time is accepted - from 7 to 9 pm local time. During this period, all transport must be rearranged. It turns out that during this period the action of the signs is temporarily ineffective. After 21:00 it is considered that the next day has arrived and if you do not remove your car from this place when parking is prohibited, you can get a fine.

Why do you need parking on different days?

One of the main applications of regulating and changing parking every day is in the operation of public utilities. IN summer time Dust and dirt are regularly collected from the roads, as well as the roadway is washed. Similarly in winter time– cleaning machines clear the streets of snowdrifts.

In large cities, to prevent drivers from parking their cars anywhere and thus preventing public services from working, it is common to install signs prohibiting parking along roads on even and odd days.

These rules are also aimed at ensuring that road cleaning is carried out efficiently and efficiently. After all, it is clear that parked cars will interfere with utility workers, and the road in these places will remain unimproved.

Great site, thanks!

Alexey-118

Can I park my car in front of my house if there is a no-stop sign there?

You can, if your house is surrounded by a fence. The sign extends to the side of the road on which it is installed. It doesn't work behind a fence.

Alexey, You can park your car outside the road. If the area near the house belongs to you and is not a road, then the sign does not apply to it.

Good luck on the roads!

Good afternoon Let’s say I’m driving a car on an odd day of the month, I passed an intersection, I see a sign: parking is prohibited on even days of the month, and after 100 meters I see a stop sign and parking is prohibited along with a sign back and forth (something like<=>), and after 50 meters there is another intersection. Question: where can I stay and where can I not?

Well, what if it’s the other way around: I’m driving and I see a stop and parking prohibited sign with arrows back and forth, and after 100 meters parking is prohibited on even numbers? "No parking on even days" cancels the effect of the "No stopping" sign?

"Parking is prohibited on even days" cancels the effect of the "Stopping is prohibited" sign

Cancels.

gotwinsanity, Hello.

Moscow, Kommunarka village, Alexandra Monakhova street. The situation is real, but unfortunately I cannot describe exactly what intersections it was between. The signs were without markings 1.4 and 1.10. Now I looked at the panoramas - they are old. Apparently these signs were installed recently.

gotwinsanity, Hello.
1. Did you describe a real situation or a hypothetical one?
The coverage area of signs may be reduced:
for signs 3.27 - 3.30 by installing repeated signs 3.27 - 3.30 with plate 8.2.3 at the end of their coverage area or using plate 8.2.2. Sign 3.27 can be used in conjunction with marking 1.4, and sign 3.28 - with marking 1.10, while the coverage area of the signs is determined by the length of the marking line.

Signs with different numbers do not affect each other. In the situations you described, the signs do not cancel each other.

for signs 3.27 - 3.30 by installing repeated signs 3.27 - 3.30 with plate 8.2.3 at the end of their coverage area or using plate 8.2.2. Sign 3.27 can be used in conjunction with marking 1.4, and sign 3.28 - with marking 1.10, while the coverage area of the signs is determined by the length of the marking line.

Where is it written about different character numbers? And what does this have to do with “at the end of their coverage area of repeated signs 3.27 - 3.30 with sign 8.2.3 or using sign 8.2.2”?

We have sign 3.27. Area of effect of this sign:

We have a sign of 3.29 or 3.30. The coverage area of these signs:

The coverage area of signs 3.16, 3.20, 3.22, 3.24, 3.26 - 3.30 extends from the place where the sign is installed to the nearest intersection behind it, and in populated areas, in the absence of an intersection, to the end of the populated area. The effect of the signs is not interrupted at exit points from areas adjacent to the road and at intersections (junctions) with field, forest and other secondary roads, in front of which the corresponding signs are not installed.

Therefore, if after sign 3.27 there is sign 3.29 or 3.30, then the driver must be guided by these signs.

Based on the fact that the coverage areas of these signs are the same

The coverage area of signs 3.16, 3.20, 3.22, 3.24, 3.26 - 3.30 extends from the place where the sign is installed to the nearest intersection behind it, and in populated areas, in the absence of an intersection, to the end of the populated area. The effect of the signs is not interrupted at exit points from areas adjacent to the road and at intersections (junctions) with field, forest and other secondary roads, in front of which the corresponding signs are not installed.

then why exactly these signs? after all, 3.27 has not yet been canceled by anything. (we didn’t reach the intersection, nor did we reach the end of the village)

Therefore, if after sign 3.27 there is sign 3.29 or 3.30, then the driver must be guided by these signs.

Do you mean that you need to be guided by all the listed signs at the same time, because... their coverage area has not ended?

That's right. If after sign 3.27 there is a sign 3.29 or 3.30, and I stop there, then I will be guided by exactly those signs that allow me to stop!

1. Did you describe a real situation or a hypothetical one?

This kind of movement organization should not exist.

Therefore, if after sign 3.27 there is sign 3.29 or 3.30, then the driver must be guided by these signs.
It turns out that if first there are signs 3.29 (or 3.30) and behind it there is already 3.27, then you can stand (taking into account the day of the month) only up to the sign 3.27? But if it’s the other way around, as you described, then you can’t stand between signs 3.27 and 3.29 (3.30), but then it’s already possible? If so, then they still cancel each other.

Signs 3.27 and 3.29 (3.30) contradict each other. A very controversial issue. As a driver, I will be guided by the signs 3.29 (3.30), as an IDPS I will “pull up” to 3.27.

We will be interested now in the sign prohibiting parking. There are quite a few interpretations of it. And for each case there is its own separate image. Of course, there are some penalties for parking violations. But which ones exactly? What does a sign prohibiting parking look like in one case or another? All this is necessary to know. After all, this is the only way to avoid punishment and the dire consequences of committed violations. Let's try to make sense of all this. There is no need to be scared - everything is extremely simple to understand. The main thing is to know your rights and traffic rules.

Definitions

Let's start with definitions. The thing is that in the traffic rules there are signs prohibiting parking, and those that do not allow stopping. These are all different concepts, but the penalties for these violations are approximately the same.

Before examining a no-parking sign, it’s worth understanding the definitions. What is what? According to the law, a stop is a temporary and intentional interruption of the movement of a car (or vehicle) for up to 5 minutes. Used this definition in cases where the action is necessary for boarding and disembarking passengers, as well as unloading and loading.

But parking is a broader concept. It characterizes a long stop (more than 5 minutes) not associated with passengers or loading. At the same time, the driver does everything consciously and deliberately. As you can see, there is nothing difficult to understand here. The sign prohibiting parking has several interpretations. Which ones exactly?

Stop

The first option is "No stopping". Everything here is extremely easy and simple. looks this sign like a circle with a red edge. And it is crossed out diagonally twice. In fact, a cross.

If you have seen this kind of image, you can be sure that you cannot stop here. And you can't park in this place either. Quite often, a yellow solid line is depicted nearby on the roadway. This is another signal for a stop ban.

Parking

There is another popular type of prohibition sign. This is "No Parking". It is somewhat reminiscent of the previous version, but has a difference. Which one exactly?

“Parking is prohibited” is a circle with a red “edge” crossed out only once diagonally in the direction from left to right. At the same time, this sign does not prohibit stopping. Near it you can “pause” for 5 minutes to unload and load something, as well as disembark and pick up passengers. Everything is easy and simple, isn't it?

Addition

Please note that very often on poles with installed signs There are some additional signs. They play an important role in traffic rules. Their task is to clarify certain points.

For example, a sign prohibiting parking trucks, is "No Stopping" with an additional small image of a truck underneath it. Please pay attention to this feature. After all, very often prohibition signs have certain clarifications. And, of course, the coverage area. Which one exactly? We will talk about this now.

Coverage area

Let's consider the most common and simplest scenario. If there are no clarifications, then any road sign has its own coverage area. What restrictions might there be?

A sign prohibiting parking (the coverage area of which is not specified) is valid only for the lane of the roadway on which it is installed. More precisely, on the side where it stands. And parking in this case extends to the nearest intersection (at locality). If there are none, then until the very end. Nothing difficult, right?

It turns out that if you “run into” “Stopping is prohibited”, then you cannot park at least to the nearest intersection. Please take this into account. Although there are some limitations and features that we have not talked about yet. But now we have to fix this.

Down arrow

Clarifying signs very often indicate the coverage area of the main sign. And in our case, you can easily get confused. Please note that a no-parking sign with an arrow pointing down is quite common on roads. But what does he “represent”?

As practice shows (and the law states), this kind of image indicates the end of the sign’s validity. That is, you can already park behind it. And nothing will happen to you with such actions. But it’s better not to stop in front of the sign. After all, the coverage area has not ended yet. In principle, there is nothing difficult to understand. Did you see a down arrow under “Stopping prohibited” (in a separate sign)? Then know that you can park behind this sign. The restricted area is ending.

Double arrow

But that's not all. Many drivers, especially beginners, can become confused by traffic signs. And in clarifying interpretations too. For example, what does a no-parking sign depict with an arrow down and an up arrow?

We have already dealt with one “arrow”. This is an action limitation. What about the double then? In this case, there is no need to panic. The only thing worth considering is that this kind of sign shows us that it is within the coverage area of the main sign. That is, it prohibits parking in a certain area before and after the pole. Nothing difficult. Usually on the same side you will see "No Stopping" with a down arrow. These are very common cases. Therefore, there is no need to be afraid or afraid of the double arrow. It is needed to prevent stops in a certain area. Quite often there is a specific small clarifying symbol in the form of meters. It indicates the parking restriction area after and before the sign.

Time

And that's not all. Sometimes you can find quite non-standard parking restrictions on the streets. For example, a sign prohibiting parking, indicating the time. To be honest, everything is quite simple here. The driver does not have the right to stop near the sign and after it within a certain period of time.

Which one exactly? This will be indicated by a clarifying sign below under the main image. Most often, such restrictions are imposed in busy areas of cities. And you must anticipate this. At times not indicated on the table, you can park in certain places. Although some drivers still do not risk doing this. Only in rare cases, when it is really necessary. It’s better to play it safe once again than to run into this or that punishment.

Even days

Another pretty one interesting case- This is a sign prohibiting parking on even days. It does not occur very often in small cities, but in large cities all the time. Moreover, it does not apply to taxis, fixed-route transport, or cars driven by disabled people. In all other cases you will have to follow the rules.

What does this sign look like? This is “No Parking”, but inside the circle there will be two white “bricks” located vertically. And they will be crossed out. As you can see, nothing supernatural either. If you see this sign, you can be sure that you cannot stop here on even days in the month. The rest of the time this rule doesn't work. And every driver can “pause” in the area near the sign. This is worth taking into account.

Odd days

There is also a sign prohibiting parking on odd days. And it doesn't look particularly original. It is somewhat reminiscent of a sign prohibiting parking on even days of the month.

What exactly does the next type of ban look like? This is nothing more than "No Parking", but there is one "brick" in the center. In a vertical position and under the diagonal line of the circle. That is, it is crossed out. That's it.

The restrictions in this case are exactly the same as in the previous case - parking is prohibited to all citizens with the exception of the post office, minibuses (transport), as well as disabled people. You can park on even days. If there are any clarifications under the index, pay attention to them. It happens that on both even and odd days, parking is prohibited only at certain times. This is a fairly common phenomenon that drivers rarely pay attention to.

Punishments

So you and I have studied the sign prohibiting parking. In general, there are many more additional clarifying symbols that specify the action of it. But the most popular of them are now no secret to us.

Violating parking and stopping rules can result in punishment. It will not always be serious, but this feature will have to be taken into account. AND special attention, as practice shows, is allocated to places specially equipped as parking.

The nature of penalties varies. Firstly, it all depends on the region where you live. If you live in the area federal significance, it will be more rigid. And in ordinary cities it’s softer. Secondly, your history of “relations with the law” will also play a certain role in case of a particular violation. And that's pretty important factor. Thirdly, a lot depends on the situation as a whole.

Practice shows that the most harmless punishment is a reprimand in the form of a warning. In second place are fines. If you decide to deal with the problem immediately, you can hope to deposit only 500 rubles. Otherwise, depending on the severity of the violation and the specific situation, you will have to pay from 1,000 to 5,000 rubles. The most unpleasant moment is the deprivation driver's license and vehicle confiscation. Under such circumstances, you will need to additionally buy back your vehicle from the impound lot.

When we're talking about about violations of parking rules in specially designated areas, then government officials talk to drivers in a more harsh manner. If you take the place of a disabled person, be sure that you will either be deprived of your rights (a very common punishment), or your car will be confiscated (also not that uncommon), or you will have to pay a hefty fine of approximately 5,000 rubles. It is unlikely that you will be able to get away with a simple warning. Always pay attention to traffic signs and obey parking rules. Remember about the restricted areas, and then you will not have any problems with the law. A sign prohibiting parking (photos of different interpretations can be seen above) will tell the driver how to act in a certain situation.