Maximum stay during two periods/days: what it means
Sign R505, R506
What it means
It limits the times and periods of stopping.
What you must do
Do not stop or park for longer than the times on the sign.
Where you see it
Below a regulatory sign on any public road.
Remember
It gives the longest time you may stay.
Test yourself
Question 1
True or false?
The Maximum stay during two periods/days sign is displayed above a regulatory sign on a public road.
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Answer: False
The Maximum stay sign is put below a regulatory sign on a public road, not above it.
Question 2
Which of these signs has the purpose of limiting the times and periods of stopping?
A B C Show answer
Answer: Picture C
The Maximum stay sign is there to limit the times and periods (lengths of time) of stopping.
Question 3
Which ONE of the following is NOT limited by the times shown on a Maximum stay during two periods/days sign?
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Answer: A: Overtaking
At a Maximum stay sign you may not stop or park for longer than the times shown.
Part of the chapter Reservation signs and other regulatory signs
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