Parking at charging points

Only vehicles that can be charged externally are permitted to park at charging points in public space. Regular parking rates and resident parking rates apply at the charging points.

Parking in public space at a charging point is only permitted for vehicles that can be charged externally, i.e. with a charging cable. The same fee for parking at a charging point applies as for other parking in public space. The rules for resident parking are also the same as for other streets. What is different is that at most charging points, the time permitted for parking is shorter than for other public parking. These restrictions are clearly indicated on street signage at the charging point.

There is a charging fee for each charging session, which is paid to the charging point operator and which is separate from the parking fee.

Vehicles with an external charging capability may park at charging points without charging. The normal parking and resident parking rates apply, but with the time restrictions that are indicated on signage at the charging point.

Charging point. Only rechargeable vehicles with an external charging capability are permitted to park here.

 

Example: Signage for Tariff 3 parking. Only rechargeable vehicles may park here. Each parking session is restricted to a maximum of 3 hours between 07:00 and 19:00 on weekdays and between 11:00 and 17:00 on Saturdays. At other times, normal regulations apply, i.e. rechargeable vehicles can park overnight and longer at weekends.

Example: Signage for rechargeable vehicles with a resident parking permit. Each parking session is restricted to a maximum of 3 hours between 07:00 and 19:00 on weekdays and between 11:00 and 17:00 on Saturdays. At other times, normal regulations apply, i.e. rechargeable vehicles can park overnight and longer at weekends.

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