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Not on the crossing; nearby only when other rules and safety requirements are met.
Stopping and parking on the crossing are prohibited under article 94. Nearby, absence of a prohibition based solely on proximity does not make every position permissible: obey signs, municipal rules and other prohibitions. Do not obscure visibility of the crossing, pedestrians or signage, create danger or obstruct traffic. A voluntary stop differs from immobilisation caused by traffic or an emergency.
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Stopping on the crossing is allowed if it lasts no more than two minutes.
Not on the crossing; nearby only when other rules and safety requirements are met.
Yes, always, both on and beside the crossing.
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