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Does that circle with a cross no parking sign mean that parking is prohibited on the entire road, or in front of or behind the sign?

The circle with a cross in the no parking sign refers to the prohibition of parking on both sides of the entire road, which is called the entire road section no parking sign. There are three common types of no parking signs:

The first type is a sign prohibiting temporary parking and long-term parking, which is a red circle with a red cross. There are two types of signs: red circles with the words "all sections" under them indicate that parking is prohibited on all sections of the road, and those without the words "all sections" indicate that parking is prohibited on this section of the road.

The second type is the prohibition of long-term parking sign version, which is a red single slash in a red circle, indicating that temporary parking is allowed on this road section, but long-term parking is prohibited.

The third type is a no-parking sign that prohibits parking on the road. It is a large "yellow square" with an "X" painted on it. It is usually located near a school, indicating that parking is prohibited in this area. Additionally, parking is prohibited at crosswalks and sidewalks without stop signs.

Extended information

The main functions of road traffic signs

1. Provide road information and play the role of road language.

2. Command and control traffic to ensure traffic safety.

3. Provide guidance and improve driving efficiency.

4. Provide law enforcement basis for traffic management departments.

Road traffic signs are facilities that convey information to road users through colors, shapes, characters, graphics, etc. and are used to manage traffic. Traffic signs should be set up according to road and traffic conditions. Traffic signs provide accurate and timely information and guidance, allowing road users to reach their destinations smoothly and quickly, promoting smooth traffic and driving safety.