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Yes, it is prohibited
Parking is prohibited on bends and changes of gradient with reduced visibility and, in general, in any place or circumstance where the available visibility is not sufficient to carry out the manoeuvre.
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It is permitted provided it is done with caution
Yes, it is prohibited
It is only prohibited on those located on urban roads
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