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Both brief stops and parking.
Both brief stops and parking are prohibited, including in the vicinity. Article 94 prohibits stopping there and extends the parking prohibition to places where stopping is prohibited. This is not about stopping required by traffic or emergency immobilisation, which require the appropriate precautions. A brief duration does not authorise a voluntary stop there.
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Only brief stops; parking is allowed.
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