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Neither stopping nor parking is allowed.
No. Article 94 prohibits unauthorised stopping and parking in those reserved areas. A duration below two minutes or appearing not to obstruct use does not grant permission. Valid parking-card holders must comply with the conditions governing its use and the space. This does not prohibit use by authorised users.
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Stopping is allowed, but not parking.
They may stop and park if it does not obstruct its use.
Neither stopping nor parking is allowed.
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