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Stopping and parking on the right within its scope.
Stopping and parking on the side where it stands. Unless otherwise indicated, the ban begins at the sign and ends at the nearest junction in the direction of travel. It does not automatically cover the other side merely because the road is one-way. The different R-308 sign bans parking but does not itself ban stopping.
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Stopping and parking automatically on both sides of the carriageway.
Parking only, always allowing stopping on the right.
Stopping and parking on the right within its scope.
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