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No.
No, under Article 94.2.f. Hazard lights do not lift the prohibition. Vehicle positioning must also avoid preventing access by vehicles, people or animals to premises or creating danger or obstruction, under Article 91.
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Yes, but the hazard warning lights must be switched on.
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