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No.
No. During loading and unloading, depositing goods on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas is prohibited by Article 16.c. No pedestrian being present at that moment, or marking the place, does not remove that prohibition. Use a permitted location and observe stopping, parking and municipal rules.
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Yes, provided that no pedestrian passes by.
No, except if I mark the place so that there is no danger to pedestrians.
No.
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