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No, the usable shoulder must remain clear.
No. On interurban roads, ordinary stopping and parking must be off the carriageway, on its right side, leaving the usable shoulder clear. Being off the carriageway alone is insufficient. An emergency may require applying Articles 90 and 130; the question excludes that situation.
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Yes, being off the carriageway is always enough.
Yes, if they park for less than two minutes.
No, the usable shoulder must remain clear.
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