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No, it is forbidden.
No. Article 94 prohibits stops on motorways and dual carriageways except in designated stopping areas. An ordinary request to alight does not authorise a shoulder stop; being off the carriageway or wearing a reflective vest does not authorise it either. Breakdown or emergency immobilisation has its own safety procedure, but that is not this question’s situation.
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No, it is forbidden.
Yes, provided that in addition to not occupying the carriageway, the passenger wears a reflective vest when getting off.
Yes, provided the coach remains off the carriageway.
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