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That neither stopping nor parking is permitted.
Whenever a road marking consisting of a continuous yellow line is found alongside the edge of the carriageway, it indicates that stopping and parking are prohibited along the entire length of the line for all vehicles.
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That stopping and parking are permitted.
That stopping is permitted but parking is not.
That neither stopping nor parking is permitted.
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