How long can you park in a roadside yellow solid line parking space?
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Roadside yellow solid line parking spaces have no time restrictions, but yellow spaces are designated parking spots. Common types of yellow dedicated parking spaces include those for police use, epidemic prevention support, new energy vehicles, and emergency rescue vehicles. These spaces are marked with relevant text on both signs and road markings and are also free parking spots. Other public vehicles should not occupy them. Parking spaces can also be categorized into the following three types based on color: White parking spaces: These are paid parking spaces and are currently the most common type, seen on almost every road. Among them, those with solid white lines have no specified parking time limit, while those with dashed white lines have time restrictions, with specific durations indicated on the parking space markings. Blue parking spaces: These are free parking spaces but have time restrictions. The free parking time periods are usually indicated on the road surface or on signage. Green parking spaces: These are found in only a few cities, such as Nanning, and are limited-time free parking spaces. They cater to short-term parking needs, helping citizens with temporary parking for shopping or errands.