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Stopping and parking rules and, in built-up areas, applicable municipal provisions.
Follow stopping and parking rules and, in built-up areas, municipal provisions on times and places. Article 16’s general rule is to operate off the road; the exception must not create danger or serious disruption. Work where possible on the side nearest the edge, with adequate means and without placing goods on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas.
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None: loading goods cancels every prohibition.
Only the customer’s instructions, even if contrary to signs.
Stopping and parking rules and, in built-up areas, applicable municipal provisions.
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