Can you park for a few minutes on a yellow line by the roadside?

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Yellow solid lines along the roadside indicate a no-parking zone throughout the entire marked area, officially termed as 'No Temporary or Long-term Parking on Roadside Line.' Parking, including temporary stops, is strictly prohibited in these areas, meaning you cannot park even for a few minutes. Violating these no-parking markings will result in a fine and a deduction of 3 points from your driving license. On roads without yellow solid lines, temporary parking for 2 to 3 minutes is allowed. Areas where temporary parking is permitted include: 1. Parking signs: Circular prohibition signs with a blue background, a red circle, and a diagonal slash inside the red circle indicate temporary parking is allowed. If there is a red cross in the middle, it means no parking or temporary parking is permitted. 2. Yellow markings: Yellow dashed lines on both sides of the road indicate that temporary parking is allowed. If the road has yellow solid lines, parking is prohibited.