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In an authorised, signposted area for stopping and resting.
In an area authorised for stopping and resting, such as permitted parking in a service or rest area. Article 94.1.g does not allow a voluntary rest stop on a motorway shoulder or central reservation. An emergency refuge is not automatically a rest area. Distinguish this voluntary stop from unavoidable immobilisation due to a breakdown or emergency, which requires the relevant safety measures.
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In an authorised, signposted area for stopping and resting.
Anywhere on the shoulder, even if it is not an authorised stopping area.
Anywhere on the central reservation.
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