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No, leave the usable shoulder clear.
No. On an interurban road, park outside the carriageway on the right and leave the usable shoulder clear. It is also used by road users required to travel on it and must not be blocked. The date of the month does not change that duty. Emergency immobilisation is a different situation requiring warning and safety measures; it is excluded here. Other parking prohibitions must also be observed.
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No, leave the usable shoulder clear.
Yes, any moped may occupy the shoulder to park.
Yes, but only during the first half of the month.
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