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No, the marking prohibits parking in that area.
No. Marking M-7.9 prohibits parking by vehicles in general because the area is reserved for a short-stay special use, such as a bus stop or loading area. The marking alone does not express a universal ban on every vehicle stopping: also obey the reservation rules and other signs. If it applies only during specified periods, a vertical sign must state them; the question excludes such a time restriction.
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No, the marking prohibits parking in that area.
Yes, because a yellow zigzag always identifies overnight lorry parking.
No, because the marking alone prohibits every vehicle from stopping, even one authorised for the reserved use.
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