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Reserve a loading and unloading area.
Reserve space for a special short-duration use, such as loading and unloading or a bus stop, prohibiting parking by vehicles generally. The precise use depends on applicable signs and rules; it does not authorise unrestricted or permanent parking. The marking alone is not simply a generic hazard warning.
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Reserve a loading and unloading area.
Authorise unrestricted permanent parking by any vehicle.
Indicate only a hazard, without any parking restriction.
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