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On the carriageway, shoulder and pedestrian areas.
On the carriageway, shoulder and pedestrian areas under Article 16. Loading and unloading should normally take place off the road; where exceptionally unavoidable on the road, the regulatory conditions apply. The prohibition on depositing goods in these areas does not depend solely on obstruction.
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On the carriageway, shoulder and pedestrian areas.
Only in pedestrian areas; on the carriageway and shoulder it is permitted.
Only on the carriageway; on the shoulder and pedestrian areas it is permitted.
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