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No, voluntary stopping on the crossing is prohibited.
No. Article 94 prohibits voluntary stopping and parking on pedestrian crossings. Staying for less than a minute, remaining inside or finding apparent space does not permit it. This concerns voluntary stopping, distinct from a stop forced by traffic or emergency; avoid entering a crossing if you expect to block it.
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Yes, if it lasts less than a minute.
Yes, and parking too if space appears available.
No, voluntary stopping on the crossing is prohibited.
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