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No; it is prohibited.
Voluntary stopping and parking are prohibited on motorways and dual-carriageway motorways outside designated areas. Forced immobilisation in an emergency is different from voluntary stopping: safety measures and assistance are required. The median is not an ordinary stopping place.
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No; it is prohibited.
Yes, on dual-carriageway motorways even though it is prohibited on motorways.
Yes; the median is always designated for stopping.
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¿Puede un conductor efectuar voluntariamente una parada en la mediana de una autovía que no esté habilitada para ello?
- No, está prohibido.(Correct answer)
- Sí, en autovías aunque esté prohibido en autopistas.
- Sí, la mediana siempre está habilitada para parar.
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