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No, depositing them in those spaces is prohibited.
No. Article 16 prohibits depositing them in those spaces. Normally loading takes place off the road; the unavoidable exception must avoid danger and serious disruption, comply with stopping, parking and municipal rules, use the side nearest the road edge where possible and avoid unnecessary nuisance with sufficient means for prompt handling.
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No, depositing them in those spaces is prohibited.
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Yes, on the shoulder and pavement even if prohibited on the carriageway.
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