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No, because it is an area excluded from traffic.
No. Article 147.2.d of the General Traffic Regulations defines this hatched area as one vehicles and animals must not enter, subject to the exception for those required to use the hard shoulder. That exception does not turn it into a moped parking area. The exception permits travel where applicable, but does not authorise using it as a parking place. The duration of the stay does not make this a permitted stopping or parking location.
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Yes, but only for less than two minutes.
No, because it is an area excluded from traffic.
Yes, because it is a place reserved for parking vehicles.
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