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No, voluntary stopping and parking are prohibited.
No. The marking indicates the start of an emergency braking area and prohibits voluntary stopping, parking and use for other purposes. Using the escape bed during a braking emergency does not authorise voluntary stopping or parking. Keep its entrance clear.
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No, voluntary stopping and parking are prohibited.
Yes, you may stop or park to rest.
Yes, you may always stop if it is not for long.
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