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Double parking without the driver present.
Double parking without the driver present. This case does not require waiting more than two minutes. Article 94.2.g also prohibits double parking when the driver remains inside. Do not confuse parking with a traffic-imposed stop or infer that every brief double-file stop is lawful.
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In an authorised space without danger or obstruction.
Double parking without the driver present.
In an authorised bay merely because more than two minutes pass.
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