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When it makes turning difficult for other vehicles.
When it makes turning difficult for other vehicles; also, on interurban roads, when lack of visibility creates danger under Article 94.1.d. No additional danger requirement is needed when turning is already obstructed. A parking prohibition alone does not always prohibit stopping; other rules and signs still apply.
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When it makes turning difficult for other vehicles.
Only if it lasts more than two minutes, even if turning is already obstructed.
Never; junctions always permit any stop.
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