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TRAFFIC REGULATIONS 1999

86CModification of rules 299 and 300: when vehicle is not parked

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86C Modification of rules 299 and 300: when vehicle is not parked For rules 299 and 300, a vehicle is not parked if it is in a marked lane or line of traffic on a road.

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