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No, neither stopping nor parking.
No. A private vehicle may neither voluntarily stop nor park in an area reserved exclusively for urban public transport stops. This does not prevent the authorised bus from using its own stop and does not refer to an immobilisation required by traffic or an emergency. Article 94 also prohibits stopping in lanes reserved for urban public transport or bicycles.
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No, neither stopping nor parking.
Yes, both stopping and parking.
Stopping is allowed, but parking is not.
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