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What do the white zigzag lines on both sides of a pedestrian crossing mean?

โœ“ ANSWER

You must not park there or overtake the leading vehicle approaching the crossing

Zigzag lines keep the crossing area clear: you must not park on them or overtake the moving vehicle nearest the crossing.

All the options

  1. โœ“You must not park there or overtake the leading vehicle approaching the crossing
  2. โœ—Parking is allowed for up to ten minutes
  3. โœ—They mark a loading bay
  4. โœ—Overtaking is allowed but parking is not

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