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No, while the reservation is in force.
No. Articles 94.1.h and 94.2.a prohibit voluntary stopping and parking in lanes exclusively for urban public transport. A short duration does not authorise parking. A broken line permitting crossing for an authorised manoeuvre does not turn the lane into a parking area. A traffic-required halt, such as waiting at a signal where lawful travel is permitted, differs from voluntary stopping or parking.
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Yes, if parking lasts less than two minutes, even if the driver leaves the car.
No, while the reservation is in force.
Yes, switching on the hazard warning lights is sufficient.
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