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No. Article 16 of the General Traffic Regulations requires loading and unloading to avoid danger and disruption and prohibits depositing goods on the carriageway, shoulder and pedestrian areas. No pedestrians being present at that moment, or placing a warning sign, does not remove this prohibition. Also obey applicable municipal rules.
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Yes, provided no pedestrians are passing by.
No, unless the location is signposted to avoid danger to pedestrians.
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