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Yes, using a wheel clamp
Yes, it may apply a wheel clamp until the driver is identified, under article 39.4 of the Traffic Act and municipal regulation. It need not necessarily wait for the driver to return, and the measure does not depend on novice status. Legal grounds and municipal rules must be respected; it is not an automatic consequence of every parking error. Authorisation may be electronic rather than a paper ticket.
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Yes, using a wheel clamp
No, it will be necessary to wait for the driver to arrive
It can only be immobilised if the driver is a newly qualified driver
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