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No, because it is prohibited
No. Stopping or parking outside built-up areas must be off the carriageway, on the right, leaving the usable shoulder clear and observing other prohibitions. A stop shorter than two minutes or keeping the lights on does not authorise occupying it. Emergency immobilisation, governed by Article 130, is different from this voluntary stop.
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Yes, provided the lights are kept on
Yes, provided it is for a time of less than two minutes
No, because it is prohibited
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