What type of road line allows parking opposite when leaving three meters of the road clear?

A broken white line indicates that you are allowed to park on the side of the road, provided you leave at least three meters clear for other vehicles to pass. This type of marking allows for more flexibility in parking regulations compared to other line types.

In contrast, a continuous yellow edge line generally signifies no parking at any time, while continuous double white lines indicate that vehicles should not cross them, thereby prohibiting any stopping or parking. A single solid white line often suggests restrictions on stopping or parking as well. Thus, the presence of a broken white line allows drivers to pull over and park as long as they maintain the appropriate clearance from the roadway.