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At the nearest intersection
As a general rule, for no stopping and parking prohibition signs, unless otherwise indicated, the prohibition begins at the vertical level of the sign and ends at the nearest intersection.
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At the nearest intersection
When we find the nearest police officer
100 metres from the sign
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