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On signposted pedestrian crossings.
It is completely prohibited to stop or park a moped on a properly signposted pedestrian crossing. However, it is permitted to stop or park near a pedestrian crossing, provided that the passage of other vehicles is not obstructed or made more difficult.
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In dead-end streets.
On signposted pedestrian crossings.
Near schools.
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