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Less than two minutes.
Less than two minutes, under Annex I of the Traffic Act. This is not the same as a maximum of two minutes: the limit is strictly below that duration. Immobilisation for an emergency, traffic needs or obeying a rule is a traffic-related halt; if neither that nor a voluntary stop, it is parking.
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