Driving licence test

The 19th is not an even date, which means the parking prohibition is not in effect.

A: Vehicle parking is prohibited on odd-numbered dates (C36)

B: Vehicle parking is prohibited (C35)

C: No stopping or parking (C39)

D: Vehicle parking is prohibited on even-numbered dates (C37)

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