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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 94.2.d prohibits unauthorised parking in zones signed for that exclusive use. An empty space or an intended stay under thirty minutes does not grant authorisation. Authorised users must comply with their permit requirements and applicable rules; a reserved space does not mean that no vehicle may park there.
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Yes, provided it is not being used by an authorised vehicle.
No, it is prohibited.
Only if parking for less than 30 minutes.
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