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An area reserved for emergency braking, where I may not stop or park.
White and red markings on the road indicate an area reserved exclusively for emergency braking. This type of marking, generally presented in a grid pattern, is designed to delimit a specific area where vehicles may stop in an emergency. It is strictly prohibited to stop or park in these areas except in emergencies. It is also prohibited to use this part of the road for any purpose other than emergency braking. The purpose of this marking is to ensure that these areas remain available and accessible to drivers who need to use them in critical situations.
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