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Yes, provided the stated stopping conditions are maintained.
Yes. Marking M-7.7 prohibits parking but does not itself prohibit a stop. The stop must last less than two minutes with the driver remaining at the driving position, while meeting general safety and positioning rules. A continuous yellow line M-7.8 prohibits both stopping and parking.
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Yes, and parking is also unrestricted.
No, every broken yellow line prohibits stopping.
Yes, provided the stated stopping conditions are maintained.
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