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Stopping and parking signs

Traffic sign E1: No parking

The E1 sign forbids parking.

Traffic sign E1: No parking
Code
E1
Type
Stopping and parking signsHighway Code, art. 70
Official description
No parking

What does the E1 sign mean?

The E1 sign forbids parking. Stopping to let someone get in or out, or to load and unload immediately, is still allowed. Additional panels and an inscription limit it to the zone and period of your move, delivery or works.

Stopping and parking signs: what you need to know

These signs regulate stopping and parking. They apply on the side of the road where they stand, from the sign up to the next junction, on the carriageway and on the verge. Additional panels mark the start and end of the zone, and an inscription can state the period (Highway Code, art. 70). For a move, a skip or a worksite, these are the signs of a temporary parking ban.

Do you need a permit?

Yes. A temporary parking ban on the public road may only be put up with a permit from the municipality to occupy the public domain. Apply in time: the signs usually have to be in place at least 48 hours in advance. If you are a professional, we can handle the application for you.

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Frequently asked questions about the E1 sign

What does traffic sign E1 mean?
No parking. The E1 sign forbids parking. Stopping to let someone get in or out, or to load and unload immediately, is still allowed. Additional panels and an inscription limit it to the zone and period of your move, delivery or works.
Can I rent a E1 sign?
Yes. You can rent the E1 sign from Werfsignalisatie.be from €30.00 incl. VAT. Pick it up yourself in Drongen, or have it delivered, placed and collected.
Do I need a permit for a E1 sign?
Yes. A temporary parking ban on the public road may only be put up with a permit from the municipality to occupy the public domain. Apply in time: the signs usually have to be in place at least 48 hours in advance. If you are a professional, we can handle the application for you.

Other stopping and parking signs

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The official description comes from the Belgian Highway Code (Royal Decree of 1 December 1975).

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