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Yes, observing the rules without creating danger or obstruction.
Yes, near the right edge and observing signs, prohibitions and applicable rules without creating danger or obstruction. A travesía runs through a built-up area and differs from a road outside it, where parking generally requires keeping off the carriageway and leaving the usable shoulder clear. On an insufficiently lit travesía, nighttime parking lighting requirements also apply.
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No, parking on any shoulder is always prohibited.
Yes, observing the rules without creating danger or obstruction.
Only if all lights are left off at night.
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