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stop or park.
In lanes reserved for bicycles, it is strictly prohibited to stop or park vehicles. These lanes are areas of the public highway specifically intended for bicycle traffic, and any interference with them can cause safety and flow problems. Let's look at why this rule matters: Safety for Cyclists: Bicycles are more vulnerable vehicles compared with cars or motorcycles. Stopping or parking in their lanes can create unexpected obstacles for cyclists, increasing the risk of accidents. Flow of Bicycle Traffic: These lanes are designed to ensure a continuous and safe flow for cyclists. When a car stops or parks in a bicycle lane, it interrupts this flow, forcing cyclists to swerve into the main carriageway, which is dangerous.
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stop or park.
stop, but parking is allowed.
park, but stopping is allowed.
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