pysäköintikieltoalueiden

Pysäköintikielto refers to a parking prohibition in Finnish. It is a traffic regulation that restricts where vehicles can be parked. These restrictions are typically indicated by specific road signs. The most common sign for a parking prohibition is a blue circular sign with a red border and a red diagonal cross. There can also be variations of this sign with additional text or symbols indicating specific times or durations when parking is forbidden.

Violating a pysäköintikielto can result in a parking ticket and a fine. The purpose of these prohibitions is to ensure the smooth flow of traffic, maintain safety, and prevent obstruction in areas where parking is deemed unsuitable or dangerous. Examples of locations where parking prohibitions are often enforced include intersections, pedestrian crossings, bus stops, fire hydrants, and private driveways.

In some cases, a pysäköintikielto might be temporary, indicated by a temporary sign or a notice. Understanding these regulations is important for drivers in Finland to avoid penalties and contribute to overall traffic safety and order. The specific rules and enforcement may vary slightly depending on the municipality.