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Parking.
Parking. This does not authorise every double-row stop: a stop must last less than two minutes with the driver remaining, and comply with other rules without danger or serious obstruction. Another stopping prohibition or risk also prevents stopping. Do not confuse it with a traffic-imposed stop.
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Only stopping, while always permitting parking.
Parking.
Every traffic-imposed stop at a red light.
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