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No, by itself it prohibits parking.
No. It prohibits parking and is not equivalent to R-307 no stopping or parking. A stop is only possible if it meets requirements and violates no other prohibition. The former even/odd-day parking signs are absent from the current catalogue following the 2025 reform.
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Yes, it always means no stopping or parking.
No, by itself it prohibits parking.
It only prohibits lorries from stopping, permitting everyone to park.
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