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stop and park.
In places where the visibility of road signage could be obstructed for the users affected by it, both stopping and parking the vehicle are prohibited. This is because obstructing the visibility of signs can create situations of risk and confusion for other drivers and road users, increasing the likelihood of accidents. Therefore, it is important to make sure that when stopping or parking, traffic signs remain clearly visible to everyone.
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park, but stopping is permitted.
stop and park.
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