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No, because you cannot stop on a traffic island.
No. Article 91(2) includes stopping or parking on islands, central reservations, dividers and other traffic-channelling elements as dangerous or seriously obstructive locations. Seeing no traffic at that moment does not authorise waiting there. This is a voluntary stop; do not confuse it with immobilisation due to an emergency or compliance with orders. No image is needed to identify the stated location.
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Yes, stopping is permitted but not parking.
No, because you cannot stop on a traffic island.
Yes, because it is not an obstruction to traffic.
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