Parking traffic signs

The parking traffic signs are those that indicate where the vehicle cannot be parked or parked and where it can be done.

America

IBERO-AMERICA

Most of Latin America
(Most part of Latin America) (Mexico)	Prohibition of stop and parking			Prohibition of parking
(Argentina) (Brazil and Mexico) (Ecuador)	Parking space General use			Parking space disabled

Anglo-Saxon America

Anglo-Saxon America
(United States of America) (Pladelphia) (New York) (Canada)	Prohibition of stop and parking			Prohibition of parking
(United States of America) (Canada)	Parking space General use			Parking space disabled

Europe

These signs are round blue with a red border and one or two diagonal red lines, or square or rectangular blue. The round ones indicate prohibition and the square or rectangular ones are informative.

The chart below shows the most common parking signs, but not all that exist.

Most of Europe
6. Parking signs (Spain)
	Prohibition of stop and parking			Prohibition of parking
	Place for parking General use			Place for parking reserved to disabled persons (ERROR), This traffic signal is not collected in Annex I to the RGC (General Circulation Regulation), so it cannot be sanctioned on the basis of it. This is a generalized mistake. The track holders acquire the signals based on catalogs of manufacturers and not on the RGC, hence the error. Although the use of pictograms is more effective, neither the pictogram is homologated and recognized by traffic and this signal exists, so as we have indicated above, it cannot be sanctioned by a non-existent signal.