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No, because parking on the pavement is prohibited.
No. The general prohibition protects pedestrian movement. The Traffic Law allows municipal ordinances to regulate stopping and parking two-wheel vehicles on pavements and promenades without harming or obstructing pedestrians, with particular regard to people with disabilities. A holiday or working day does not by itself grant permission: check local rules and signs. Any parking exception does not authorise riding along the pavement.
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Yes, only on public holidays.
Yes, on working days.
No, because parking on the pavement is prohibited.
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