Can I park on a road with no markings?

In Singapore, even if a road has no markings, there are still specific rules and restrictions that apply to parking.

- General Rules: You cannot park your vehicle in a way that causes obstruction or danger to other road users. Parking on a road without markings does not necessarily mean it is permissible to park there.

- No Waiting and No Stopping Signs: Even if there are no road markings, the presence of "No Waiting" or "No Stopping" signs indicates that parking is not allowed at those locations.

- Location-Based Restrictions: You cannot park within three meters of a fire hydrant, six meters of a traffic junction, or nine meters of a bus stop, regardless of road markings.

- Pedestrian Crossings and Other Restricted Areas: Parking is prohibited within pedestrian crossings, on footways, and other restricted areas, even if there are no specific road markings.

Always check for any signs or markings and ensure that your parking does not obstruct traffic or cause inconvenience to others. If in doubt, it is best to avoid parking in such areas to avoid potential fines and penalties.