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Stopping voluntarily and parking.
Stopping voluntarily and parking under Article 94. This does not mean continuing when traffic, a signal or an emergency requires stopping. A halt imposed by traffic is different from a voluntary stop. Do not choose the vicinity to pick someone up or park, even briefly.
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Only parking; a voluntary stop is always allowed.
Stopping voluntarily and parking.
Only stopping; parking is always allowed.
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En las proximidades de una curva de visibilidad reducida, ¿qué maniobras voluntarias están prohibidas?
- Solo estacionar; la parada voluntaria siempre está permitida.
- Solo parar; estacionar siempre está permitido.
- Parar voluntariamente y estacionar.(Correct answer)
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