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Yes, alongside other applicable precautions.
Yes, under Article 92.3.b, alongside other applicable precautions against movement or unauthorised use. It does not depend on three minutes passing. A voluntary stop lasts less than two minutes without the driver leaving the vehicle; stopping at traffic lights is a traffic-related halt, not parking. Do not confuse these situations.
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Yes, alongside other applicable precautions.
Only if parking will last more than three minutes.
No, it is never necessary.
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