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No, because it is not permitted.
Stopping or parking in any of the lanes making up a motorway is completely prohibited, even if we do not obstruct traffic and even if we are in an emergency situation. If we need to stop, we must leave the motorway or dual carriageway on which we are travelling and stop in an area authorised for this purpose.
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Only in the event of an emergency or driver discomfort.
Yes, provided that we do not obstruct traffic.
No, because it is not permitted.
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