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Yes, when the stated conditions are met.
Yes, under those conditions. A voluntary stop lasts under two minutes and the driver does not leave the vehicle, under the legal definition. Article 91 prohibits obstructing normal use of a signed vehicle access and requires avoiding danger and obstruction. Article 94.2.f prohibits parking in front of correctly signed vehicle accesses. Staying under two minutes does not authorise blocking access or make an immobilisation a voluntary stop if the driver leaves the vehicle.
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Yes, when the stated conditions are met.
No, the vehicle-access sign alone prohibits every stop even without obstruction.
Only to pick up or drop off passengers, regardless of blocking access.
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