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In the middle of the carriageway.
Parking in the middle of the carriageway is expressly listed in article 91.2.l. Article 91.2.h also lists double parking without a driver. Parking in signed spaces exclusively reserved for people with disabilities is prohibited by article 94.2.d; that prohibition is not expressly listed in 91.2. The other options describe authorised parking that does not obstruct or create danger. Signs and other stopping and parking prohibitions must also be obeyed.
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In a permitted space used correctly, without danger or obstruction.
In an authorised car park, complying with its conditions and causing no obstruction.
In the middle of the carriageway.
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