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96 Keep clear marking (1) A driver must not stop on an area of a road marked with a keep clear marking. keep clear marking means the words ‘keep clear’ marked across all or part of a road, with or without continuous lines marked across all or part of the road. Keep clear marking bounded by line road markings

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