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No; both stopping and parking are prohibited.
No: both stopping and parking are prohibited along the line’s length and side. Where a sign sets a time restriction, respect its scope. A broken yellow line prohibits parking without authorising a stop prohibited by another rule or sign. Distinguish voluntary stopping from stopping required by traffic or an emergency.
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No; both stopping and parking are prohibited.
Yes, both are freely permitted.
You may park, but may not voluntarily stop.
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