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Yes, under the stated conditions.
Yes, under the stated conditions. The location leaves both the carriageway and usable shoulder clear. Being outside the carriageway alone is insufficient: prohibitions, absence of danger or obstruction and other parking rules must also be observed. A two-minute limit does not make improper parking proper.
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Only if it lasts less than two minutes.
No, parking anywhere on an interurban road is prohibited.
Yes, under the stated conditions.
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