202 terms in English and French explaining street-edge uses, rules and data. 165 linked term pages include a definition, a practical explanation and sources.
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Regulation and governance
Interdiction de stationnement
No-parking restriction is a rule that prohibits parking within a defined area or period while potentially allowing specified stopping or loading activities. The distinction depends on local law and signs, so an international explanation should not assume that every no-parking location permits the same passenger or goods transfer.
Regulation and governance
Interdiction d’arrêt
No-stopping restriction is a rule prohibiting vehicles from stopping in a defined location or period except where an applicable exception permits it. Its meaning differs from a parking prohibition, so drivers and information systems need the local legal definition, eligible exceptions, and exact geographic and temporal extent.