In the context of certain special vehicles or those carrying risky loads, what conduct regarding stopping or parking constitutes a serious offense?

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Traffic regulations are stricter regarding vehicles that, due to their characteristics or cargo (such as dangerous goods), represent a higher potential risk. Therefore, stopping or parking in places not designated or authorized by the competent authority is classified as a serious offense. The other options, such as stopping briefly for directions or resting in allowed areas, are normal and legal behaviors. The aim of the rule is to ensure these vehicles only stop in zones where adequate security measures are in place.

In the context of certain special vehicles or those carrying risky loads, what conduct regarding stopping or parking constitutes a serious offense?

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