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No, the usable part of the shoulder must remain clear.
No. A voluntary stop on an interurban road must be off the carriageway on the right, keeping the usable part of the shoulder clear. Lasting under two minutes or setting down a passenger does not permit occupying that part of the shoulder. Immobilisation caused by breakdown, crash or another emergency is a different case governed by the relevant safety and warning rules.
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No, the usable part of the shoulder must remain clear.
Yes, if the stop lasts less than two minutes.
Yes, because setting down a passenger permits occupying it.
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