Correct answer
No.
Stopping or parking in an underpass is not permitted. This prohibition is intended to ensure safety and traffic flow in these places, which often have limited visibility and restricted space. The main reasons include reduced visibility, which makes it dangerous for other vehicles to encounter one that has stopped or parked unexpectedly; obstruction of traffic, since stopping or parking may obstruct normal traffic flow and increase the risk of accidents; and limited space, as these places are not designed to accommodate stationary vehicles and doing so could prevent other vehicles or emergency services from passing.
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No.
Stopping yes, but parking no.
Only if it is sufficiently well lit.
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