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No, it is not permitted.
No. Article 94 prohibits parking in front of properly marked vehicle accesses. Notifying the owner does not remove the ban. A voluntary stop lasts under two minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle, but that definition alone does not authorise obstructing an access or breaching other bans or local regulations.
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It is always permitted for lorries and vans but not for cars.
No, it is not permitted.
It is permitted provided that the owner of the vehicle entrance is notified.
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