- *Parking only in designated parking spaces or areas.* This means you cannot park your car on the side of the road, in front of someone's driveway, or in any other area that is not designated for parking.
- *Not blocking the flow of traffic.* You must park your car in a way that does not block other vehicles from moving past.
- *Paying any required parking fees.* In many areas, you are required to pay a fee to park your car on public roads. This fee is typically paid at a parking meter or through a mobile parking app.
- *Displaying a valid parking permit or sticker.* In some areas, you are required to display a parking permit or sticker on your car in order to park legally on public roads.
- *Following any other posted parking signs.* Be sure to read and obey any parking signs that are posted in the area where you are planning to park. These signs may indicate specific parking restrictions or regulations that you must follow.
Violating parking regulations can result in a fine or other penalties, so it is important to familiarize yourself with the local parking regulations before you park your car on public roads.
