Is it permitted to park a vehicle in front of a clearly marked driveway (vado)?

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No, parking is prohibited. General Traffic Regulations state that parking in front of clearly marked driveways (vados) is forbidden because it obstructs the normal entry or exit of vehicles to a property. It is important to differentiate concepts: while 'stopping' (stopping for less than 2 minutes without leaving the vehicle) might be tolerated if access is not obstructed at that precise moment, 'parking' is permanently prohibited to guarantee mobility. There are no exceptions for commercial vehicles or private agreements with the owner.

Is it permitted to park a vehicle in front of a clearly marked driveway (vado)?

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