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No, it is prohibited.
No: Article 94.2.g prohibits double parking. A lack of spaces or switching on hazard lights does not authorise it. A stop lasts less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle and must also comply with applicable prohibitions and safety conditions. Leaving the vehicle, even for less than two minutes, does not turn parking into a permitted stop.
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Yes, if you leave the vehicle for less than two minutes and switch on hazard lights.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, if there are no free spaces nearby.
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