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No, it leaves less than 3 metres to that line.
No. Article 91.2.a includes stopping or parking that leaves less than 3 metres to the opposite carriageway edge or a longitudinal marking that must not be crossed. Blocking other vehicles is also improper even with 3 metres available. Hazard lights or staying behind the wheel do not authorise this parking.
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No, it leaves less than 3 metres to that line.
Yes, if the driver stays behind the wheel.
Yes, if the hazard lights are switched on.
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