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With the vehicle completely immobilised, after checking that this creates neither danger nor obstruction.
Only when the vehicle is completely immobilised and after checking that opening the door or getting out creates neither danger nor obstruction, especially for cyclists. Normally enter and leave on the side nearest the road edge. Immobilisation need not be parking: a permitted brief stop can also qualify. Switching off the engine alone does not ensure immobilisation.
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While travelling below 10 km/h, even though the vehicle is still moving.
With the vehicle completely immobilised, after checking that this creates neither danger nor obstruction.
As soon as the engine is switched off, without checking immobilisation or traffic.
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