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Not leave the vehicle.
Not leave the vehicle. A stop requires less than two minutes and the driver not leaving it: “a maximum of two minutes” is not exact. Immobilisation required by traffic or an emergency has a different classification. Counting as a stop does not authorise a prohibited, dangerous or seriously obstructive location; also follow applicable lighting rules.
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Always switch off every light, even when required.
Not leave the vehicle.
Always leave it during that time.
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