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stopping, parking or using it for other purposes.
A grid of white and red road markings like the one shown in the image indicates the beginning of an emergency braking area. This marking is primarily intended to delimit a specific area for braking in emergency situations, and its use is strictly restricted to this purpose. Therefore, stopping, parking or using this area for any purpose other than emergency braking is prohibited. Respecting this marking is crucial for road safety, as it ensures that these areas remain available and free of obstructions for vehicles that may need them in emergencies.
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stopping, parking or using it for other purposes.
parking only.
stopping only.
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