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No, it is prohibited.
No. Double-parking is prohibited even on a wide road or for loading or unloading. Remaining inside does not automatically turn parking into a permitted brief stop. Loading and unloading normally take place off the road; when doing them on the road is unavoidable, observe stopping and parking rules and municipal requirements without danger or serious traffic disruption. Use the side nearest the carriageway edge where possible, work promptly and avoid unnecessary disturbance.
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No, it is prohibited.
No, unless you do not leave the vehicle.
Yes, when it does not seriously obstruct traffic.
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