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No. Stopping and parking on an interurban road must be off the carriageway on its right and leave the usable shoulder clear. Loading and unloading normally take place off the road; unavoidable exceptional on-road operations do not remove those rules or safety requirements. Goods must not be deposited on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas. Remaining inside or perceiving no disturbance does not authorise occupying that shoulder.
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Yes, provided it does not inconvenience other road users.
Yes, provided the driver stays in the vehicle.
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