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Less than two minutes.
Less than two minutes. The definition requires both a duration below two minutes and the driver not abandoning the vehicle. It is not “two minutes or less”, and remaining inside does not permit indefinite duration. A halt for emergency, traffic or a regulatory requirement is a separate category.
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As long as needed without limit while remaining inside.
A minimum of thirty minutes.
Less than two minutes.
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