Street sign on the same pole: &quot;Pay to park&quot; and &quot;No Stop&quot;. Which one applies before the pole, and which one applies after the pole?
<p>I saw two street signs on the same pole, one is &quot;Pay to park&quot; and the other one is &quot;No Stops&quot;: which one applies before the sign, and which one applies after the sign? Location: Seattle, Washington, United States.</p>
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<p>Cars were parked before and after these street signs but it was a Friday evening so people may have been paying less attention to the parking regulations, so I couldn't guess based on the parking style of the locals.</p>

<p>Looks like the row of stops signs are put there after the pay sign so these are the one in force. look at the different types of poles and the smaller signs with cones along the street. Could be a temporary road closure thing for doing some road works.</p>

<p>One can't really tell from this picture, but given the different angles at which the signs are placed, I would <strong>guess</strong> that &quot;no stopping&quot; applies to the right of the signpost as one faces the curb from the street, and &quot;pay to park&quot; applies to the left.</p>

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