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No; both voluntary stopping and parking are prohibited.
No. Article 94.1.i prohibits stopping, and Article 94.2.a extends the prohibition to parking. Remaining at the wheel or stopping for less than two minutes does not permit it. Immobilisation required by traffic, an emergency or an officer instruction is a different situation; the question excludes those cases and concerns a voluntary stop.
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Yes, voluntary stopping is allowed, although parking is not.
Yes, provided the driver remains at the wheel.
No; both voluntary stopping and parking are prohibited.
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