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Parking; stopping also depends on the other applicable rules.
Parking along its extent, because it is reserved for a special use. The marking alone does not prohibit stopping, but this is not unconditional permission to stop: comply with signs, local rules and safety requirements without obstructing the reserved use. Authorised loading and unloading depends on the applicable rules, not solely on being a lorry.
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Every traffic-required halt.
Parking; stopping also depends on the other applicable rules.
Only motorcycle parking, never car parking.
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