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free parking - traduzione in greco

ACT OF STOPPING AND DISENGAGING A VEHICLE AND USUALLY LEAVING IT UNOCCUPIED
Parking fee; Free parking; Parking facilities; Parking facility; Parking bay; Parking on road; Street parking; Airport parking; Shared parking; Shared parking (Gaparking); 🅿; Car parking; Bay parking; Perpendicular parking; Crowdsource parking; Paid parking; Long-term parking; Short-term parking
  • A [[car elevator]] in a parking garage
  • Electronic Parking System exit gate
  • An underground parking garage at the [[University of Minnesota]]
  • Long-stay parking at [[Edinburgh Airport]]
  • Free parking often has hidden societal costs
  • A parking garage in [[Gloucester]], England
  • A parking space reserved for milk trucks at a Montebello cheese production facility. The French wording says "Camion à lait", which means "Milk truck").
  • Cars parked on the sidewalk in Moscow.
  • A station car park in [[Hamburg]] allows people to park and take the train into the centre.
  • Cars parked at the side of the street
  • A sign indicating that no parking is allowed on a [[lane]]
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  • [[Parking lot]] in New York City with capacity multiplied by stacking with lifts

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BOARD GAME
Parking fee; Free parking; Parking facilities; Parking facility; Parking bay; Parking on road; Street parking; Airport parking; Shared parking; Shared parking (Gaparking); 🅿; Car parking; Bay parking; Perpendicular parking; Crowdsource parking; Paid parking; Long-term parking; Short-term parking
δωρεάν στάθμευση
no parking         
  • Parking tickets on a vehicle in [[Durham, North Carolina]]
  • 2135 photos of illegal parking received by the Portuguese civil organization ''Passeio Livre'' (Free sidewalk) published on their 5th anniversary
  • Parking violation on a [[Lamborghini Aventador]] in Geneva, Switzerland
  • Ireland]]
  • Four parking attendant vehicles and a street cleaning vehicle in San Francisco
  • No waiting
  • No stopping
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  • Vehicles may be [[wheel clamp]]ed for parking violations, such as this [[BMW 5 Series]] in [[Melbourne]], as a penalty or to enforce payment of fines
OFFENCE CAUSED WHILE A VEHICLE IS PARKED
Parking ticket; Parking Ticket; Parking tickets; Parking fines; No parking; No standing; Parking infraction; Parking restriction; Illegal parking; Parking violations; Parking offence; No waiting
απαγορεύεται η στάθμευση
parking lot         
  • Barrier can be installed so that parking is not possible without payment.
  • Car occupying two parking spaces, often frowned upon in many countries
  • Collégien, France]], demonstrating the design of prioritizing spaces for cars over spaces for people.
  • Sensors above each lot in this indoor parking lot determine if a car has already taken the lot
  • disabled parking.]]
  • A sign at the entrance to an underground [[parking garage]] in March 2007, warning drivers of the maximum height clearance, in this case, roughly 2 meters (6.5 feet).
  • A parking lot in [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]], in 2010, with its capacity increased through multiple level stacked parking using mechanical lifts.
  • A [[San Jose, California]] parking lot in 2006, with landscaping and a diagonal parking pattern designed for one-way traffic.
  • Hollywood]], [[United States]], 1949.
  • Parking lot landscaped with trees, 2009.
  • Rural parking lot, Gotland, Sweden
  • A subterranean parking lot of a Brazilian shopping mall taken in 2016.
  • Motorcycle parking lot in [[Surakarta]], [[Indonesia]]
  • A nearly empty parking lot of estate in [[Kotka]], [[Finland]].
CLEARED AREA THAT IS INTENDED FOR PARKING VEHICLES
Car park; Car parks; Carpark; Parking lots; CarPark; Car Park; Car-park; Car-Park; Parking Lot; Parking area; Parking complex; Car Park Ticket Machines; Surface parking; Bike lot; Surface lot; Parking crater; Minimum parking requirements; Car lot; Vehicle parking; 🆌; Water pollution from parking lots; Environmental impact of parking lots
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Definizione

parking
1.
Parking is the action of moving a vehicle into a place in a car park or by the side of the road where it can be left.
In many towns parking is allowed only on one side of the street...
I knew I'd never find a parking space in the Square.
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2.
Parking is space for parking a vehicle in.
Cars allowed, but parking is limited.
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Wikipedia

Parking

Parking is the act of stopping and disengaging a vehicle and leaving it unoccupied. Parking on one or both sides of a road is often permitted, though sometimes with restrictions. Some buildings have parking facilities for use of the buildings' users. Countries and local governments have rules for design and use of parking spaces.

Car parking is essential to car-based travel. Cars are typically stationary around 95 per cent of the time. The availability and price of car parking supports and subsidize car dependency. Car parking uses up a lot of urban land, especially in North America - as much as half in many North American city centers.

Esempi dal corpus di testo per free parking
1. Westminster offers free parking to people with electric cars.
2. I also believe cities should offer incentives, such as free parking for non–petroleum–based vehicles.
3. I also believe cities should offer incentives, such as free parking for non-petroleum-based vehicles.
4. Free parking is available across from the event at Parking Lot B on West Loop Road.
5. About 84 percent of the free parking spaces are exempt because they are employer–owned.