What does the area with diagonal stripes indicate?

A) That you can cross the area to make a U-turn.
B) That you can park but not cross the area.
C) That driving is prohibited in that area.

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The painted island is a road marking consisting of an area of parallel diagonal stripes enclosed by a solid line, and indicates that no driver should enter it with their vehicle. Therefore, driving inside that area is prohibited for all types of vehicles.

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