B-35 No parking
What it means
Prohibits voluntarily remaining stationary for more than one minute unless an inscription allows longer. A brief stop is possible if other rules or signs do not prohibit it and you do not obstruct traffic. The restriction applies to the side where the sign stands. It usually ends at the next junction, subject to the exception in section 32(2). T-20 gives the length of the restricted section, T-21 the distance to the restriction, and T-25a, T-25b and T-25c its start, continuation and end.
B-35 has one diagonal line and prohibits parking. B-36 has two lines and also prohibits brief voluntary stops. Neither restriction covers a stop required by traffic conditions or rules.
Questions about sign B-35 in Poland
Can I drop off a passenger after a B-35 sign?
B-35 itself permits a stop of up to one minute. A brief passenger drop-off is therefore possible if other rules or signs do not prohibit it and you do not endanger or obstruct traffic. A sign or plate may specify a longer permitted time. B-36 prohibits such a voluntary stop. B-36: no stopping →
What do the arrows below a no-parking sign mean?
Plate T-25a marks the start of the restriction, T-25b its continuation and T-25c its end. Read the plate together with B-35 and check which side of the road the restriction covers. T-20 gives the length of the restricted section, while T-21 gives the distance to where the restriction begins or applies. T-25c: end of the restriction →
Related signs
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T-20 plate showing the length of the section on which the prohibition applies
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T-21 plate showing the distance from the sign to the place where the prohibition applies
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T-25a plate indicating the start of a no parking or no stopping ban
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T-25b plate indicating the continuation of a no parking or no stopping ban
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T-25c plate indicating the end of a no parking or no stopping ban
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B-36 no stopping
