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Voluntarily immobilising the vehicle for less than two minutes without leaving it.
Voluntarily immobilising the vehicle for less than two minutes without leaving it, in a place where stopping is permitted. A halt is due to an emergency, traffic conditions or compliance with a rule, such as a red light. Changing gear is not a stop.
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Changing gear while continuing to move.
Voluntarily immobilising the vehicle for less than two minutes without leaving it.
Halting at a red traffic light.
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