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Do not enter if you are likely to stop and obstruct crossing traffic.
Do not enter, even with priority or a light permitting it, if you are likely to stop and obstruct crossing traffic. Its purpose is to prevent blocking the junction; it is not an absolute prohibition on entering or every halt regardless of circumstances. It does not reserve parking space.
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That it reserves parking for public-service vehicles.
That parking inside the grid for five minutes is permitted.
Do not enter if you are likely to stop and obstruct crossing traffic.
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