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Both brief stops and parking.
Both brief stops and parking. Article 94 prohibits stopping in areas reserved exclusively for urban public transport and also parking wherever stopping is prohibited. The restriction applies to the unauthorised car in this situation; it does not prevent use by the vehicles for which the area is reserved. The question does not concern stopping required by traffic or an emergency.
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Only parking; voluntary brief stops are allowed.
Only brief stops; parking is allowed.
Both brief stops and parking.
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