Is it permitted to park a bus that is designed to transport a maximum of 16 passengers in a parking place of another vehicle?
- No.
- Yes, but only in the central station that operates the route service.
- Correct answer: Yes, if there is no road sign at place directing otherwise.
- Yes, but only by using a pubic vehicle parking ticket.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, if there is no road sign at place directing otherwise.
A small bus designed for up to 16 passengers may park in a parking place meant for another type of vehicle, much like an ordinary car. The only limit is a road sign at the spot that directs otherwise, such as parking reserved for a specific vehicle type. No special public vehicle parking ticket is needed, and parking is not restricted to the route's central station.