Is it allowed to park on the diversion line?

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No. Illegally parking on the diversion line is no longer penalized as 'violating prohibitory road markings' with a 3-point deduction, but rather as 'encroaching on the emergency lane' with a 6-point deduction. For commercial passenger vehicles, the penalty is doubled to a 12-point deduction. Here are the detailed explanations: Diversion line area: The diversion line area is a frequent site of illegal parking on highways. Many drivers mistakenly believe it to be a safe zone for temporary stops, where they occasionally park to make phone calls, ask for directions, or take breaks. However, in reality, parking in the diversion line area is strictly prohibited. Safety hazards: Driving over the diversion line poses significant safety risks. Typically, diversion lines are placed at intersections or where multiple lanes merge, areas with high safety hazard potential. If a driver forces a lane change by driving over the diversion line, it can easily lead to traffic accidents. During driving, any contact of the vehicle with the diversion line is considered a traffic violation.