Is parking permitted on the part of the road delimited by a broken yellow line?

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The correct answer is no, parking is prohibited. According to road marking regulations, a broken yellow line on the curb or along the edge of the roadway prohibits parking along the entire length of the line on that side. However, unlike a solid line, this marking does allow stopping (momentary immobilization for less than two minutes, provided the driver does not leave the vehicle).

Is parking permitted on the part of the road delimited by a broken yellow line?

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