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No. Article 94 prohibits stopping on a pedestrian crossing and therefore also parking. Being held up by traffic or stopping to give way is different from a voluntary stop. Nearby, merely leaving room for vehicles is insufficient: signs, applicable rules and pedestrians’ safety and visibility must also be respected.
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Stopping is permitted, but parking is prohibited.
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