Can I park in the marked areas on the roadside?

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SanCorbin
07/29/25 5:33pm
In areas with circular prohibition signs featuring a blue background, a red circle, and a diagonal line inside the red circle, temporary parking is allowed. If there is a red cross inside, it indicates no parking or temporary parking. Yellow dashed lines on both sides of the road indicate that temporary parking is permitted. If the road has solid yellow lines, parking is prohibited. Additional information: 1. Areas where parking is not allowed include: sections of the roadside marked with solid lines; areas with no-parking signs; all sections of highways; intercity expressways; strictly controlled urban roads; within 50-100 meters before and after intersections; major urban thoroughfares. 2. Areas where parking is allowed include: temporary parking spots (marked with signs); paid parking spots; marked parking spaces on the roadside (white lines); sections of the road without solid lines on the inner side where temporary stopping is permitted.
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