Clearways
End Clearway
Marks where a signed clearway restriction ends.
Last reviewed by NSW Parking Rules editorial team:
What it means
An End Clearway sign shows the end of the clearway section, but drivers still need to check any next sign that starts a different restriction.
What drivers should do
- Do not assume parking is allowed immediately after the sign.
- Check the next parking sign or line marking.
- Confirm whether another timed, metered or permit rule begins.
How to read this sign
- Read the sign face first, then any smaller panels above or below it.
- Check arrows to see where the controlled kerb section starts and ends.
- Check days, times, permit wording, payment wording and vehicle-class wording.
- Do not assume parking is allowed immediately after the sign.
If a fine notice mentions this sign
- Check whether the notice refers to a End Clearway sign or a related rule.
- Photograph the sign from the driver's approach direction if the street setup can still be checked.
- Compare the notice time with any time panel on the sign.
- Keep any permit, payment receipt, app session or loading record if it changes the answer.
Related parking rules
Official sources
Use these official sources to confirm the current rule, fine amount, sign wording or local council condition before relying on a parking decision.
- Transport for NSW
Official transport guidance and road user information for New South Wales.
- Revenue NSW
Official source for penalty notices, fine payment and review processes.
General information only.
This guide is independent and does not replace NSW legislation, the sign at the kerb, your penalty notice or advice from the relevant authority.
