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No, when it prevents other vehicles from turning.
Do not park at or near an intersection if this hinders other vehicles from turning. On interurban roads it is also prohibited when poor visibility creates danger. Even if those circumstances do not apply, obey other prohibitions and signs, including pedestrian crossings; hazard warning lights do not authorize parking.
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Only if the hazard warning lights are left on.
Yes, in all cases.
No, when it prevents other vehicles from turning.
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