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No, it is totally forbidden.
No. Article 94 prohibits voluntary stopping and parking on a level crossing. This is not merely advice. If the barrier is closed or moving, stop before the crossing where required; do not enter without ensuring you can cross completely without becoming stranded.
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It is totally allowed, although it is not advisable.
We can stop but not park.
No, it is totally forbidden.
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