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An area reserved for emergency braking, where I may not stop or park.
The start of an emergency braking area under Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations. Do not use it for stopping, parking or purposes other than emergency braking. Keep access clear: it is not lorry parking or a rest area for just any emergency.
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An area reserved for the start of car races.
An area reserved for emergency braking, where I may not stop or park.
An area reserved for lorry parking.
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