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Parking, which it prohibits or restricts by time according to accompanying signs.
It regulates parking on that side along the marking: parking is prohibited or subject to the time restriction indicated by accompanying signs. The marking alone does not prohibit stopping. Any stop must still comply with other prohibitions and avoid danger or obstruction.
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Only stopping, without regulating parking.
Parking, which it prohibits or restricts by time according to accompanying signs.
Both stopping and parking, always regardless of other signs.
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