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The term clearway is used in several Commonwealth countries to refer to stretches of road or street where parking is prohibited.
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It sits within the topics Roads in Australia, Roads in New Zealand and Roads in the United Kingdom.
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The term clearway is used in several Commonwealth countries to refer to stretches of road or street where parking is prohibited.
==Australia== thumb|right|upright|Example of a Clearway sign in New South Wales In Australia, a clearway is a special road upon which only taxis and buses may stop at the kerb on certain times of the day. Any other vehicle which stands at the kerb may be towed away (unless there is some form of emergency).
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