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No.
The Traffic Regulations state that parking at an intersection is completely prohibited. We may only park in its vicinity provided that this does not make it difficult for other vehicles to turn or reduce their visibility. As, in this case, passage and turning are obstructed, our behaviour is NOT correct.
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