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It is forbidden to stop and park on it.
No. Article 94 prohibits stopping and parking on pedestrian crossings even if the voluntary stop lasts less than two minutes. A voluntary stop is distinct from immobilisation caused by traffic, an emergency or compliance with a rule. Also, do not enter a crossing if you are likely to become stationary in a way that prevents or obstructs crossing traffic, even if you have priority.
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It is forbidden to stop and park on it.
Stopping for less than 2 minutes is permitted.
Parking is forbidden but stopping is permitted.
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