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No.
The traffic authority establishes that stopping and parking must always be carried out in such a way that the vehicle does not obstruct traffic or pose a risk to other road users, paying particular attention to the vehicle's position and preventing it from moving when the driver is absent. Therefore, parking our vehicle at a garage entrance is strictly prohibited because it would obstruct vehicles entering and leaving it.
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