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Road markings and vertical signs.
Road markings and vertical signs. For example, R-307 prohibits stopping and parking; a continuous yellow kerb or carriageway-edge line may prohibit or restrict both by time according to accompanying signs. A broken yellow line regulates parking. General prohibitions also apply without signs.
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Only vertical signs; markings never regulate these manoeuvres.
Only markings; vertical signs never regulate them.
Road markings and vertical signs.
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