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It is a weekday and the following day is not a Sunday or public holiday. What time of day is it prohibited to stop at this location?
On the additional panel there are two indications for weekdays, except for days before Sundays and public holidays, and both are valid. Therefore, stopping and parking is prohibited between 7–9 and between 16–18. This is likely due to traffic being extra dense during these times, as many people are going to and from work.
Time indication (T6)
”The panel indicates when the directions on the road sign applies. If times are used in combination with other conditions, the panel also indicates when these conditions apply. Black or white figures without brackets refer to weekdays except for weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Black or white figures within brackets refer to weekdays before Sundays and public holidays. Red figures refer to Sundays and public holidays. If the time indication extends past midnight, the time period applies after midnight the following day. If a certain date or day of the week is indicated, the regulation applies to this day regardless of whether the day is a weekday, Sunday or public holidays.”
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