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No, under no circumstances.
No. Parking in a second row is prohibited; loading or unloading does not create an exception. Distinguish parking from a stop that meets its requirements and other rules. Load and unload off the road; when doing so on it is unavoidable, observe stopping/parking rules and local ordinances. Use the side nearest the carriageway edge where possible, without danger or serious disruption.
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Yes, except on motorways and dual carriageways.
No, under no circumstances.
Yes, but only on roads within built-up areas.
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