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Less than two minutes without the driver abandoning the vehicle.
A temporary stop is immobilisation for less than two minutes without the driver abandoning the vehicle. Remaining present does not permit an indefinite duration. A halt caused by an emergency, traffic needs or a regulatory obligation has a separate definition. Required lighting does not replace these conditions.
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Any duration provided dipped headlights are on.
Less than two minutes without the driver abandoning the vehicle.
Less than three minutes even if the driver abandons the vehicle.
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