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No, the usable shoulder must remain clear.
No. An edge line marks the carriageway boundary and does not grant parking permission. On interurban roads, ordinary stopping and parking must be off the carriageway, on its right side and leaving the usable shoulder clear, under Article 90. Emergency immobilisation has specific rules; urban roads are subject to their own rules and local ordinances.
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Yes, any broken edge line authorises parking.
Yes, whenever it is for loading or unloading.
No, the usable shoulder must remain clear.
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