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Stopping or parking prohibited
A continuous yellow line on the kerb of the road indicates that stopping is prohibited, and therefore also parking, on the side of the road where it is located. If the prohibition is temporary, this will be indicated by a vertical sign at the start of the section.
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No entry for cyclists
Stopping or parking prohibited
No entry for animals
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