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No; use a designated stopping area.
No. Article 94 prohibits stopping on motorways and dual carriageways except in designated areas. Not obstructing traffic does not make it permitted. Distinguish a voluntary stop from being forced to stop by traffic or an emergency: if a breakdown prevents travel, follow Article 130 safety measures rather than create further danger trying to reach an exit.
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Yes, any discomfort permits freely choosing a traffic lane to stop in.
Yes, provided it does not obstruct other traffic.
No; use a designated stopping area.
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