What is the maximum length of time a vehicle can be immobilized for it to be legally considered a stop?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations and the regulatory traffic definitions, a stop is any immobilization of a vehicle for strictly less than 2 minutes, provided that the driver does not leave it. If the immobilization reaches or exceeds two minutes, or if the driver moves away from the vehicle even for a shorter period, the maneuver is no longer considered a stop and is legally considered parking.

What is the maximum length of time a vehicle can be immobilized for it to be legally considered a stop?

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