Where is it prohibited to stop or park if it puts the visibility of signage at risk?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, stopping or parking is considered dangerous or seriously obstructing traffic when done in the vicinity of traffic signs if the vehicle, due to its height or position, hides them or reduces their visibility for other users. It is not enough to just be near; the prohibition is specifically triggered when it prevents other drivers from seeing the information, which could cause serious accidents (for example, hiding a Yield or Stop sign).

Where is it prohibited to stop or park if it puts the visibility of signage at risk?

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