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That parking is prohibited.
A yellow zigzag marking painted on the carriageway indicates a place where parking is prohibited for vehicles in general because it is reserved for a special use, such as a bus stop or an area intended for loading and unloading vehicles.
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An area reserved for parking emergency vehicles.
An area reserved for parking vehicles.
That parking is prohibited.
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