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Immobilisation for less than two minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle.
Immobilisation for less than two minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle. It does not require every passenger to remain inside. Halting for traffic needs, an emergency or to obey a regulatory requirement is a distinct legal concept. Immobilisation that is neither such a halt nor a voluntary stop is parking.
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Immobilisation required by a red light, regardless of duration.
Immobilisation for less than two minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle.
Any voluntary immobilisation, even if it lasts more than two minutes.
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