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Yes, with those conditions and other applicable rules met.
Yes, under those conditions. The general interurban rule requires parking off the carriageway, on the right, with any usable shoulder kept clear. A positive permission sign is not required everywhere, but being off the carriageway does not remove other bans or permit using a dangerous or reserved space. No image is needed: the question states the relevant conditions.
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No, parking is prohibited on every interurban road.
Only if a sign expressly authorises every instance of parking.
Yes, with those conditions and other applicable rules met.
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