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Parking prohibited or subject to temporary restrictions.
A broken yellow line on the kerb of a road prohibits parking on it or makes it subject to a temporary restriction, along the entire length of the line and on the side where it is placed.
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The beginning of an emergency braking area.
Parking prohibited or subject to temporary restrictions.
It indicates that it is a high-occupancy vehicle lane.
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