pysäyttämiskieltoetäisyyksiä
Pysäyttämiskieltoetäisyyksiä is a Finnish term referring to the minimum distances at which stopping is prohibited on roads. The concept is part of Finnish road traffic regulations and is used to prevent vehicles from stopping where doing so would hinder traffic flow, reduce visibility, or create unsafe conditions for other road users.
The distances are established by the authorities responsible for road transport regulation in Finland, currently Traficom
In everyday use, pysäyttämiskieltoetäisyyksiä apply in zones where stopping would obstruct intersections, pedestrian crossings, bus stops,
Enforcement of these distances typically involves fines, vehicle immobilization, or towing, depending on local regulations and
Note that the term arises mainly in Finnish-language sources. In translations, it may be rendered as “no