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That neither stopping nor parking is permitted.
Neither stopping nor parking is allowed on that side along the marked stretch. If an upright sign specifies a temporary prohibition, observe the stated period. Do not confuse it with a broken yellow line prohibiting parking, or temporary yellow roadworks markings. A stop forced by traffic or an emergency is not a voluntary stop.
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That stopping is permitted but parking is not.
That stopping and parking are permitted.
That neither stopping nor parking is permitted.
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