Facing a vertical sign prohibiting stopping and parking, located next to yellow road markings on the roadway, which maneuvers are prohibited?

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The regulatory vertical sign (R-307) explicitly prohibits both stopping and parking on the side of the roadway where it is located, from the vertical of the sign to the next intersection. In accordance with the order of priority among signs and the traffic regulations, vertical signs prevail over road markings painted on the road surface in case of discrepancy. Therefore, even if a yellow marking (such as a broken line) would allow stopping on its own, the vertical sign imposes the more restrictive rule, so both actions are prohibited: stopping and parking.

Facing a vertical sign prohibiting stopping and parking, located next to yellow road markings on the roadway, which maneuvers are prohibited?

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