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Not abandon the vehicle.
The driver must not abandon the vehicle. The legal definition of a stop requires less than two minutes and the driver not abandoning it. This does not permit going up to 200 metres away, and a duration of two minutes no longer meets the time requirement for a stop.
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Not abandon the vehicle.
Be allowed to abandon the vehicle without any distance limit.
Be allowed to abandon the vehicle up to 200 metres away.
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