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free movement of traffic, stopping or parking.
Road users are responsible for not leaving objects that could obstruct traffic flow, stopping or parking. This includes not only avoiding the creation of physical obstacles, but also not carrying out actions that could cause hazards or nuisances, such as throwing away rubbish, oil, cigarette ends or any other material that could cause fires, pollution or accidents. If someone creates an obstacle or hazard on the road, they must remove it as soon as possible and, until this can be done, take measures so that other road users can be warned of it and traffic is not affected.
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