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No, you must respect the indicated prohibition.
No. It prohibits parking or subjects it to signed time restrictions. Being broken does not authorise parking. The question excludes exception hours and does not refer to a white edge line.
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Yes, every broken line authorises parking.
Yes, parking to unload always removes the prohibition.
No, you must respect the indicated prohibition.
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