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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 94.1.b prohibits stopping on pedestrian crossings, and article 94.2.a extends that prohibition to parking. An empty crossing or intending to return soon does not permit it. A vehicle on the crossing obstructs passage and may hide pedestrians. Avoiding this conduct does not mean it is the only offence that can contribute to a pedestrian collision: dazzling and other conduct also create risks.
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Yes, if no pedestrian is crossing at that moment.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, if the driver intends to return soon.
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