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No parking, area reserved for certain vehicles
A yellow zigzag road marking on the edge of the carriageway indicates a place on the carriageway where parking is prohibited for vehicles in general, as it is reserved for some special use, such as a bus stop area or a loading and unloading zone.
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No parking, area reserved for certain vehicles
It only prohibits lorries and vans from stopping
Parking and stopping prohibited as it is an area reserved for certain vehicles
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