Understanding the Maximum Stay During Two Periods Sign

Maximum Stay During Two Periods / Days Time Limit

Where: This sign is placed directly below a regulatory sign on any public road where authorities need to control how long vehicles may stop or park. It is often used in areas with high traffic demand, near commercial zones, or residential streets where parking must rotate to allow fair access.

Purpose: The sign indicates the maximum duration a vehicle may remain stationary during two distinct time periods or over specific days.

Action Required by Driver: Drivers must check the times or days indicated on the sign. These could be two separate periods in a single day (for example, 08:00–10:00 and 15:00–17:00) or across two different days (for example, Monday and Thursday). Limit stopping or parking to the maximum duration shown for each period or day, and move the vehicle once the maximum time has been reached, or risk fines or towing.

• Consistent turnover — ensures a steady rotation of parked vehicles in high-demand areas.
• No long-term parking — prevents overnight or extended stays in restricted zones.
• Better access — manages traffic flow and accessibility for businesses, residents, or services.