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Parking prohibited or subject to a signed time restriction.
It means parking is prohibited or subject to a time restriction indicated by signs along the marked section and side. It does not itself prohibit every stop; do not confuse it with a continuous yellow line. Other applicable prohibitions and signs must also be obeyed.
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Parking prohibited or subject to a signed time restriction.
A mandatory stop every time before proceeding.
General unrestricted permission to park.
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