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Yes, when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make this advisable.
Yes, exceptionally when road characteristics or other circumstances make it advisable, under Article 92.1. Follow signs and position the vehicle to allow use of the remaining space without danger or obstruction. Inconvenience alone does not authorise placing the vehicle anywhere or in any manner.
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Yes, when the characteristics of the road or other circumstances make this advisable.
No, under no circumstances.
Only if there is a sign allowing perpendicular parking.
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