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No. Article 94.2(g) prohibits double-parking. Lasting under two minutes or remaining inside does not itself make parking permitted. Brief stopping and parking are different concepts; even a brief stop must meet safety rules, avoid obstruction and comply with applicable prohibitions and municipal rules. There is no general permission to stop in double file anywhere.
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Yes, provided the vehicle does not obstruct traffic or pose a danger.
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Yes, provided it is for less than two minutes.
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