What is the marking for temporary roadside parking?

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DeVincent
07/30/25 3:01am
Roadside markings for temporary parking are yellow dashed lines. Below are detailed explanations about the markings for temporary roadside parking: 1. Parking space classification: Roadside marked parking spaces are categorized into three types by color. Solid blue lines indicate free parking spaces; dashed blue lines and diagonal parking space markings represent time-limited free parking spaces; white lines denote paid parking spaces; white dashed lines indicate temporary parking spaces; solid yellow lines represent dedicated parking spaces; and yellow dashed lines signify temporary parking. 2. No-parking zone identification: Roads, sidewalks, etc., with no-parking signs or markings are prohibited from parking.
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