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No, because parking is prohibited there.
No. Under article 90.1, voluntary stopping or parking on interurban roads must be off the carriageway, on its right, leaving the usable shoulder clear. Low traffic or keeping the carriageway clear does not permit that parking. A forced emergency immobilisation has specific conditions and differs from voluntary parking.
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Yes, because it doesn't occupy the carriageway.
Yes, because it's a road with little traffic.
No, because parking is prohibited there.
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