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Prohibition or signed temporary restriction of stopping and parking.
Stopping and parking are prohibited or subject to a temporary restriction indicated by signs, along the line’s full length on the side where it is situated. This is a continuous line; a broken yellow line has a different meaning. The description permits an answer without a missing diagram.
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Prohibition or signed temporary restriction of stopping and parking.
That any yellow marking necessarily indicates roadworks.
Only the edge, with no effect on stopping or parking.
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