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No, voluntary stopping is prohibited.
No. Article 94 prohibits stopping in those lanes and also parking. Lasting under two minutes does not make a stop permissible. A halt required by traffic, an emergency or a rule differs from a voluntary stop; it is not choosing that lane as a stopping place.
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Yes, if it lasts under two minutes.
Yes, because only parking is prohibited.
No, voluntary stopping is prohibited.
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