On urban roads, what specific regulations must be strictly followed when carrying out loading and unloading operations?

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The general rule states that loading and unloading should preferably be done off the road. However, inside built-up areas (urban roads), the authority to regulate traffic and road usage lies with local authorities. Therefore, it is mandatory to comply with the rules established by the town hall (municipality) through its local bylaws. These rules usually regulate permitted hours, designated areas (loading zones), maximum duration, and noise limits. Respecting only the general stopping rules is insufficient, as local regulations may be more restrictive.

On urban roads, what specific regulations must be strictly followed when carrying out loading and unloading operations?

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