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It prohibits both stopping and parking.
Marking M-7.8 prohibits both stopping and parking on that side of the carriageway throughout its length. If it expresses a temporary prohibition, a vertical sign at the start of the section specifies this. The broken yellow line M-7.7 prohibits parking; do not confuse the two.
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It prohibits parking but allows stopping.
It prohibits stopping but allows parking.
It prohibits both stopping and parking.
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