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No; it must leave the usable shoulder clear.
No. On interurban roads, stopping or parking must be off the carriageway, on its right, leaving the usable shoulder clear. Necessary emergency immobilisation is a different case, governed by its safety rules. It is not permission to park there voluntarily or an identical rule for every urban road.
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Yes; motorcycles may occupy it when parking outside built-up areas.
No; it must leave the usable shoulder clear.
Yes; it is enough for parking to last less than five minutes.
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