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No, depositing them in those areas is prohibited.
No. Depositing goods in those areas is prohibited. Normally load or unload off the road; Article 16’s exception applies only when on-road work is unavoidable and creates no danger or serious disruption. Obey stopping, parking and municipal rules; use the side closest to the carriageway edge where possible and work promptly while avoiding unnecessary noise and disturbance. The prohibition is not dependent on exceeding 3,500 kg.
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Yes, on the carriageway if left only briefly.
No, depositing them in those areas is prohibited.
Yes, in the pedestrian area even if passage is obstructed.
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