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Parking.
Parking, which is prohibited or subject to a time restriction along the length and side where the marking is placed. That marking alone does not prohibit stopping; other rules or signs may do so. Do not confuse it with a continuous yellow line, which affects both stopping and parking.
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Only stopping, always allowing parking.
Parking.
Always both stopping and parking, with no possible time restriction.
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