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Maintain the necessary field of vision
Maintain the necessary field of vision, freedom of movement and attention to driving, under Article 18. There is no general rule requiring twenty minutes of driving before parking. You may park earlier, but only where permitted and without danger or obstruction. A vacant pedestrian crossing alone does not require stopping, although a sign, an officer, pedestrian priority or other circumstances may require it.
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Maintain the necessary field of vision
Do not park the vehicle before completing 20 minutes of driving
Stop at every pedestrian crossing even if no one is crossing
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