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On a marked pedestrian crossing.
On a pedestrian crossing. Article 94 prohibits stopping and parking there, including mopeds. Nearby parking is not automatically permitted: do not obscure pedestrians or signs, obstruct passage or create danger, and obey applicable signs and local rules. Being near a school or on a dead-end street does not by itself universally permit or prohibit parking.
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In an authorised parking space near a school.
On a marked pedestrian crossing.
In an authorised parking space on a dead-end street.
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