When are you allowed to park your two-wheeler on the footpath?

Parking a two-wheeler on the footpath is generally regulated in Germany. You can park your vehicle on a footpath when there is a clear traffic sign indicating that it is permitted. This ensures that the footpath remains accessible for pedestrians and adheres to local regulations.

The width of the footpath being at least 2.0 meters is also relevant because a wider footpath allows for more space for pedestrians, ensuring safety and accessibility even with parked vehicles. However, it is not the sole condition for parking; the indication by traffic signs takes precedence.

The option regarding no other options being available is a consideration that might apply in rare situations where parking is restricted, but it's not a justification for parking on the footpath without proper signage. Thus, the correct approach is a combination of the conditions—relying on traffic signs and considering the width of the footpath—to ensure compliance with German traffic laws.