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Yes, when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make this advisable.
When it is not possible to position the vehicle parallel to the edge of the carriageway, stopping or parking in another position, such as perpendicular or at an angle, may be allowed. This exception applies when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make it advisable. The key point is to ensure that the vehicle is positioned so as to make the best use of the remaining available space. It is important to remember that, even when parking in another position is allowed, we must take care not to occupy more space than necessary. Positioning the vehicle across two spaces may lead to a penalty.
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Yes, when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make this advisable.
No, under no circumstances.
Only if there is a sign allowing perpendicular parking.
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