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That general parking is prohibited and the area is reserved for a special use.
It prohibits general parking because the place is reserved for a short-stay special use, such as a bus stop or loading. By itself it is not a general ban on every stop. Nor does it authorise any car to stop there: respect the reserved use, applicable signs and prohibitions. If its effect is limited to certain periods, those are specified by a vertical sign.
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That it always prohibits every stop, including the bus stop for which the area is reserved.
That any vehicle may stop or park without restrictions.
That general parking is prohibited and the area is reserved for a special use.
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