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No, you may not park there without an authorised operation.
No. Article 94.2.c prohibits parking in signposted loading and unloading zones during their hours of use. Authorised operations are subject to signs and applicable municipal conditions: there is no general permission to park for under 30 minutes or to leave any lorry or van. The zone may serve both loading and unloading, not exclusively unloading; comply with authorised vehicle types, hours and operation duration.
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Yes, any vehicle may park if it stays under 30 minutes.
Yes, any lorry or van may park without carrying out an operation.
No, you may not park there without an authorised operation.
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