Correct answer
No
No. It prohibits parking on the indicated days but does not itself prohibit a voluntary stop. Other rules still apply: do not stop where another prohibition applies or create danger or obstruction. A voluntary stop lasts less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle. It differs from parking and from stopping forced by traffic.
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