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Is the P-DISC legal in my country?

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Your OOONO P-DISC is built for simplicity and compliance - but like all parking discs, it’s important to use it exactly as required by local law. This guide covers what you need to know before installing and using your device.

Want to know where a specific P-DISC can be used? Click on the model below to see details about its approval and legality.:

 

P-DISC NO3 

P-DISC NO3

P-DISC NO2 

P-DISC NO2

P-DISC NO1 

P-DISC NO1

General rules to keep in mind

  1. Use it only where it’s approved

  • The OOONO P-DISC is approved for use in specific countries. Local parking rules can vary — not just by country, but sometimes by region. So always check the local requirements when travelling.

 

  1. Only one parking disc per car

  • You’re only allowed to display one parking disc at a time.
  • Before installing your P-DISC, make sure to remove any existing parking disc from your windshield.

 

  1. Mounting matters

  • The P-DISC must be installed in the bottom right corner of your windscreen (opposite side of the driver’s seat).
  • If it’s not mounted properly (e.g., just lying on the dash), you risk getting fined even if the parking time is set correctly.

 

  1. User responsibility

  • It’s the user’s responsibility to ensure the parking time is set correctly.
  • We encourage you to check the parking time every once in a while.
  • Check the battery level regularly and replace the batteries if needed.
  • You can read more about when to change the battery of the P-DISC HERE.

 

Country-specific P-DISC approvals: What you need to know

Germany

For a P-DISC to be legal in Germany, it must have:

  1. A blue “P” symbol on the front,
  2. The printed word Ankunftszeit (arrival time),
  3. i.e. E1 10R-06 9980.00; scroll down for specific approval numbers.

Important!

These symbols confirm that the device meets the German Straßenverkehrsordnung (StVO) standards for parking discs.

Denmark

The Danish version of the P-DISC has its own set of legal requirements:

  1. It must carry a local approval number, such as FS54 for OOONO P-DISC No2
  2. You’ll see a “P” symbol on the left side of the displayed arrival time
  3. The German “E1” version is not legal in Denmark, and vice versa.

… we added some pictures for you to see the different versions of our P-DISCs down below.

Other Countries

Outside of Germany and Denmark, the P-DISC is not officially approved for local use.

If you’re unsure whether you can use one in your country, we recommend checking with your local traffic authority or reviewing local parking regulations — as requirements can vary widely.

 

P-DISC NO3

Currently, there are two different versions of the P-DISC NO3. One approved and tested in Germany and one approved and tested in Denmark. This means the German version may only be used in Germany, and the Danish version only in Denmark.

P-DISC NO3, DE, Front.png

  1. Germany -  Tested by Force Technology and approved by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt with approval no.: E1 R06/02 10022 00 
  2. The German P-DISC NO3 will NOT show a little “P” on the left side of the screen when the arrival time is displayed.

P-DISC NO3, DK, Front.png

 

  1. Denmark -  Tested by Force Technology and approved by the Færdselsstyrelsen with approval no.: FS55.
  2. The Danish P-DISC NO3 has a little “P” printed on the left side of the screen.

Important!

You may be able to use your P-DISC NO3 legally in other countries too, but make sure to look into the specific country’s requirements for parking discs and the specific country’s parking rules.

P-DISC NO2

Currently, there are two different versions of the P-DISC NO2. One approved and tested in Germany and one approved and tested in Denmark. This means the German version may only be used in Germany, and the Danish version only in Denmark.

PDISCNO2-1100x1100.png

  1. Germany -  Tested by Force Technology and approved by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt with approval no.: E1 10R-06 9980. 
  2. The German P-DISC NO2 will NOT display a little “P” on the left side of the screen when the arrival time is displayed.

pd2_dk_dark_001.983-1.jpg

 

  1. Denmark -  Tested by Force Technology and approved by the Færdselsstyrelsen with approval no.: FS54.
  2. The Danish P-DISC NO2 has a little “P” printed on the left side of the screen.

Important!

You may be able to use your P-DISC NO2 legally in other countries too, but make sure to look into the specific country’s requirements for parking discs and the specific country’s parking rules.

P-DISC NO1

As a general rule, the P-DISC NO1 may only be used in countries where it is approved. The P-DISC NO1 has been tested and approved in Denmark & Germany.

PDISCNO1-1100x1100.png

  1. Germany -  Tested by TÜV NORD and approved by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt regarding Reg. No. 10, No 06, 01. with approval no.: E1 10R-06 9426. 
  2. The German P-DISC NO1 will show a little “P” on the left side of the screen when the arrival time is displayed.

P-DISC NO1, DE, Black, Front.png

 

  1. Denmark -  Tested by Force Technology and approved by the Danish Road Traffic Authority regarding Reg. No. FS48. You can not use the Danish P-DISC NO1 in Germany.
  2. The Danish P-DISC NO1 will show a little “P” on the left side of the screen when the arrival time is displayed.

Important!

You may be able to use your P-DISC NO1 legally in other countries too, but make sure to look into the specific country’s requirements for parking discs and the specific country’s parking rules.

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