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No.
The Traffic Regulations state that stopping is completely prohibited in tunnels, underpasses and sections of road affected by the 'Tunnel' sign. They also state that parking is prohibited in all places where stopping is prohibited, so we may not stop or park in that underpass.
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Yes, but only when no other vehicles are passing.
You may stop but not park.
No.
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