Facing a yellow grid road marking, what behavior is prohibited?

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This road marking of crisscrossed lines serves as a reminder of a fundamental rule regarding priority and traffic flow: the prohibition of blocking intersections. The correct answer is that you must not enter the intersection if you foresee getting stuck inside, thereby obstructing vehicles moving on the cross street. This applies even if you have a green light or the right of way. Its function is to prevent traffic gridlock (box junction). It does not specifically refer to prohibiting stopping and parking (although strictly speaking, you cannot do that either), nor does it allow entry simply because you have priority.

Facing a yellow grid road marking, what behavior is prohibited?

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