Les Parisiens are not big on regulations. You can almost see the Gallic shrug. Motorists park wherever they please: facing in either direction, half on the sidewalk, and on corners, sticking out into the intersection. Their motto seems to be, ?If there?s no parking space there, make one of your own.?
Pedestrian signals (little red man standing still, little green man walking) exist only as loose suggestions. The little red man means ?You may have to dodge cars.?

