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No, both are prohibited there.
No. Stopping and parking are prohibited on bends and crests with reduced visibility and nearby, even without a specific sign. The question concerns voluntary stopping, which is distinct from a halt imposed by traffic or an emergency. The described condition does not require an image.
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Yes, if no specific prohibition sign is present.
No, both are prohibited there.
Yes, provided you leave the vehicle for just a few minutes to rest.
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