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No, because it is dangerous.
The Traffic Regulations establish that stopping in tunnels, underpasses and sections of road affected by the “Tunnel” sign is prohibited because of the danger that the manoeuvre would pose in these places. They also state that parking is prohibited wherever stopping is prohibited, so we may neither stop nor park in that tunnel.
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Yes, but without moving close to the hard shoulder.
No, because it is dangerous.
Yes, but for less than 2 minutes.
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