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No. Double parking is prohibited, including for motorcycles and when collecting a delivery. Leaving the vehicle does not become a permitted stop merely because it lasts less than two minutes. Stopping and parking are distinct: a stop lasts less than two minutes and the driver does not leave the vehicle. Meeting that definition does not automatically authorise stopping: respect applicable prohibitions and local rules, and avoid danger or obstruction.
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