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No, it is reserved during those hours and the car is not performing an authorised operation.
No. It may not park in a signed loading area during its operating hours. Authorised operations are governed by the signs and local conditions. This does not mean only lorries may use the area, or that every brief private stop is permitted.
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No, it is reserved during those hours and the car is not performing an authorised operation.
Yes, because the reservation applies only to lorries.
Yes, leaving the hazard lights on is sufficient.
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