Parking on which type of stand is prohibited?

Parking at a taxicab stand is prohibited because these areas are exclusively designated for the pick-up and drop-off of passengers using taxi services. The purpose of the stand is to ensure that taxis have a designated space to operate efficiently, allowing for quick access and better traffic flow. If vehicles other than taxis were allowed to park there, it would create congestion and hinder the ability of taxis to serve customers effectively.

On the other hand, while disabled parking spaces, bicycle stands, and handicap stands (which often refer to the same concept as disabled parking) serve specific needs for accessibility or alternative transportation methods, the taxicab stand specifically addresses the operation of commercial vehicles, making this a unique situation where any other parking would disrupt essential services.