In which of the following situations is a stop or parking considered, under the regulations, to seriously obstruct traffic?

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According to Article 91(2)(d) of the General Traffic Regulations, a stop or parking seriously obstructs traffic when it obstructs the normal use of lowered curb crossings for persons with disabilities or reduced mobility. The other situations do not meet that rule. Not every stop or parking in double file is a case: parking in double file without the driver present is considered a serious obstruction (Article 91(2)(h)), and stopping in double file is not prohibited as long as it does not obstruct traffic or create a risk. On priority-attention roads, it is parking in prohibited spaces that are specifically signposted (Article 91(2)(k)), not any stop or any prohibited place without signs.

In which of the following situations is a stop or parking considered, under the regulations, to seriously obstruct traffic?

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