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Parking in Pasewalk: Confusion about the ban on stopping at the train station!
An overview of the parking options in Pasewalk: free parking spaces, misleading signage and special regulations for people with disabilities.
Parking in Pasewalk: Confusion about the ban on stopping at the train station!
In Pasewalk, a misleading traffic sign on Bahnhofstrasse is currently causing confusion among drivers. Not only residents but also visitors to the city are confused by the signs about parking on the popular street. The press spokesman for the Vorpommern-Greifswald district, Florian Stahlkopf, blames the unclear labeling.
In detail, a sign shows a “restricted parking ban”, which only allows short stops of a maximum of three minutes. Although this stop is permitted for getting in and out as well as for loading and unloading, long-term parking here is strictly prohibited. There is also an absolute no-parking policy in the vicinity of the well-known parking bays on Bahnhofstrasse, which extends to the junction with Haußmannstrasse. Despite these complex regulations, Stahlkopf and the public order office consider the current signage to be appropriate and understandable.
Parking options in Pasewalk
If you need additional information about parking options, you can take a look at the Bahnhof.de website. Other parking facilities may also be listed there. It is particularly worth mentioning that people with physical disabilities and their companions have access to special parking privileges. You can park your car free of charge in DB BahnPark GmbH's unrestricted parking spaces for up to 24 hours, provided you have a valid blue or orange special parking permit.A look into the future