In the face of all kinds of chaotic parking signs, do you also often get into the clouds in the fog?
Today, the editor will take you to understand the meaning of all kinds of fancy parking signs in Tuao, so that you will never be affixed by the police uncle note!
I believe everyone will have the experience of living in a highly modern city like Sydney in order to find a parking space is really a capital difficult!
Sometimes you drive for half an hour, finally find a place to stop, but by the colorful numbers and letters in front of the end of a fog!
Can I park here?
In some cities in Australia, if you answer this question wrongly, you may have to pay $100 for tuition.
So, are you good at dealing with different color, seemingly disorganized words and numbers?
Do the following little test to see if you are a qualified old driver!
Question1
It`s 3: 30 p. M. on Monday, and you`re on your way to see a doctor. It`s about an hour from parking to leave.
You found a position on the right side of this sign. Can you park here, please?
The correct answer is B.
The day is vertical, dividing Monday to Friday, Saturday and Sunday and public holidays.
Orange or dark red indicates no parking, with a no-parking sign on it.
Green means you can stop, the signs above mean there are time limits, and the blue green is unlimited.
On Monday afternoon, at 3: 30, no parking was allowed in the dark red area.
Question2
It`s 5: 00 p. M. on Sunday and you`re on your way to a gourmet music festival.
There are seats available on both sides of this sign. You will be back by 10:00 in the evening. Where can you park your car?
The correct answer is C.
In the same way, green, orange, dark red and blue green mean the same as the previous question, but the sign given in this question says 4p, which means you can park here for up to 4 hours!
And want to stop 5 hours in the problem, obviously can not stop here.
The number in front of the letter P on the sign in the parking lot represents the maximum time that can be stopped here!
Question3
You want to find a parking space on your way to breakfast at 9: 00 a. M. on Sunday, you see this sign, there are seats available on both sides.
You have to stop for about an hour and a half. Where can you park, please?
The correct answer is B.
It`s written on the bottom right of the sign that a ticket can be drawn for two hours from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday, with the arrow pointing to the right.
So choose B.
How`d it go? did you do the right thing? After doing a few questions is not to Tu O parking sign is very speechless!
These parking signs are really too difficult to read. Do we have to draw a form on the spot every time we stop?!
Don`t worry!
Government has long been aware of the problem and is already working on it. Government, NSW, is currently investigating chaotic parking designs and accepting public opinion.
Government received a range of ideas from the community, including visual parking signs used in other parts of the world.
Now some cities have replaced the old signage with a new scheme-visual design, which can be called the light of the old drivers` parking lot!
This is a stop sign in Brisbane. They draw you all the time, direction, and direction.
When to what time can stop, can stop for a few hours, it is clear at a glance!
If the Tu O parking signs can be made in the future, Mom will never have to worry about my parking problems again!
