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Re:A Designer's War on Misleading Parking Signs by army on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @12:23PM (#8924143)
The additional rules are normally from valid considerations, e.g.:

* Whether its ok to stop temporarily depends on how busy the road is.

* The parking spots are on a major road that has a lot of traffic from commuters - you need the extra lane at certain times.

* The parking spots are near a school or other attraction that has predictable bursts of parking demand.

You can resolve some of this by being overly restrictive about parking, but that's a suboptimal solution. If the parking spots are near businesses then I can guarantee that there will be lobby groups very unhappy with the suboptimal solution.

Re:A Designer's War on Misleading Parking Signs by kuschku on Wednesday January 21, 2015 @03:23PM (#8925475)
For that we also have different signs. There is a completely different sign for no stopping, with its own, seperate times.