Is parking permitted on the drivable shoulder of an interurban road?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. The general rule establishes that on interurban roads (outside built-up areas), stopping and parking must always be carried out outside the roadway and leaving the drivable part of the shoulder free. The shoulder is reserved for emergencies or for the movement of specific vehicles and users (such as pedestrians, bicycles, or mopeds), so occupying it for parking constitutes a dangerous obstacle.

Is parking permitted on the drivable shoulder of an interurban road?

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