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The green van.
The green van, under the stated conditions. The blue car occupies the pavement, where article 94.2.e prohibits parking. An applicable continuous yellow line prohibits stopping and parking along its length; comply with any time qualification shown by signage. The van’s space is authorised, with no additional restrictions, and it does not occupy the pavement. The answer follows from those conditions, not vehicle colours.
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The green van.
The blue car.
The red and yellow car.
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