What specifically does a yellow broken line painted on the curb or along the edge of the roadway prohibit?

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A broken yellow line (or zig-zag) at the edge of the roadway indicates that parking is prohibited along its entire length, but stopping (momentary immobilization for less than 2 minutes without leaving the vehicle) is allowed. It is crucial to distinguish this from a solid yellow line, which prohibits both stopping and parking. This marking is often used to restrict lane usage to improve flow or to reserve spaces for loading and unloading during specific hours.

What specifically does a yellow broken line painted on the curb or along the edge of the roadway prohibit?

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