If a driver immobilizes the vehicle of their own accord and stays in it without leaving it, what type of maneuver is it?

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The Traffic Law (Annex I) distinguishes three types of immobilization of a vehicle: Halting: immobilization due to an emergency, due to the needs of traffic or to comply with a regulatory requirement (a red traffic light, a stop sign, the instructions of a traffic officer, a traffic jam). Stopping: immobilization for less than two minutes, without the driver being able to leave the vehicle. Parking: immobilization that is neither halting nor stopping; for example, if it lasts two minutes or more, or if the driver leaves the vehicle. The driver in the question immobilizes the vehicle of their own accord and does not leave it: if it lasts less than two minutes, it is stopping. It is not halting, because there is no emergency, need of traffic or requirement that forces it. And it is not parking in any case, because stopping precisely requires that the vehicle not be left.

If a driver immobilizes the vehicle of their own accord and stays in it without leaving it, what type of maneuver is it?

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