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Never.
No. Stopping and parking are prohibited in tunnels, underpasses and sections covered by the tunnel sign. Lighting or lane numbers do not authorise parking. A traffic-imposed stop or immobilisation due to breakdown or emergency is different; follow its specific instructions and those of officers or emergency services.
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When the carriageway has two lanes of traffic in each direction.
When the tunnel is sufficiently lit.
Never.
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