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In authorised parking spaces at a rest or service area.
In an area authorised for parking, such as permitted spaces at a rest or service area. Articles 94.1.g and 94.2.a prohibit voluntary stopping and parking outside authorised areas. The central reservation and an emergency escape lane are not parking spaces. Do not occupy access routes or reserved spaces within a service area either. Immobilisation required by a breakdown calls for the corresponding emergency measures.
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On the central reservation, even without an authorised parking space.
In an emergency escape lane to rest.
In authorised parking spaces at a rest or service area.
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