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No. Double parking is prohibited; collecting a delivery creates no exception, and being beside a loading area does not authorise it. A stop is an immobilisation lasting less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle, and remains subject to applicable prohibitions, signs and local rules and to not creating danger or seriously obstructing traffic. Staying in the vehicle does not make every immobilisation a permitted stop.
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Only if parked in a loading and unloading zone
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