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Neither stop nor park.
Stopping or parking on medians, dividers, islands or other traffic channelling elements will be considered stopping or parking in dangerous places or places that seriously obstruct traffic. Therefore, stopping or parking in these places is completely prohibited.
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Neither stop nor park.
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