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It is not permitted under any circumstances.
Double-parking a vehicle of any type is completely prohibited on public roads, as it could prevent the passage or departure of a vehicle that is correctly parked.
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Yes, when there is no free space nearby.
Yes, on urban roads, for less than two minutes.
It is not permitted under any circumstances.
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