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Yes.
As a general rule, stopping or parking on the usable hard shoulder of a road outside a built-up area is not permitted. We may do so outside the usable part of the hard shoulder. In the case of a road passing through a built-up area, since it is considered a road within a built-up area, we may stop and park on its usable hard shoulder.
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No, because stopping or parking is not permitted on the usable part of the hard shoulder.
No, because a road passing through a built-up area is not an urban road.
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