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Double-parking without the driver.
Double-parking without the driver. This does not mean double-parking with the driver is permitted: that is also prohibited. Any stop or parking that creates danger or seriously obstructs pedestrians, vehicles or animals can also fall under Article 91 even if it differs from this specific listed situation.
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Double-parking without the driver.
Parking correctly in an authorised bay without danger or obstruction.
Parking in a permitted place merely because it is near a crossing, without danger or obstruction.
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