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Curb paint and signs can be used individually or together to help convey a specific message to drivers.
Painted curb meanings. Red zones are usually for emergency vehicles only, as well as fire hydrants. Stopping or parking for a limited time only. Many states use painted curb markings of different colors to indicate restricted or prohibited parking.
A curb painted red designates a fire lane. You may typically see the words loading zone stenciled. Or it might be painted on the green curb.
Loading zone for passengers or mail only. You cannot park in front or, or block, a fire hydrant. Identifying curb markings or glyphs.
A green painted curb means: Loading zone for freight only. And, as with all rules of the road, it’s vital that you not only know the curb.
A soccer referee raises a yellow card to cite a. A white curb indicates that you can only stop there for as long as it takes to load or unload. The area is reserved for picking up or dropping off passengers.
No stopping, standing, or parking. The color painted on a curb indicates what type of stopping, loading, or parking is allowed. Parking allowed, unless restricted or limited by signs.
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