Is stopping or parking allowed in a lane reserved for bicycles?

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The correct answer is that it is strictly prohibited. Bike lanes are paths reserved exclusively for bicycle traffic. According to traffic regulations, both stopping (voluntary immobilization for less than 2 minutes) and parking are prohibited in lanes or parts of the road reserved exclusively for the circulation or service of specific users. Blocking these lanes forces cyclists to merge into the main roadway, creating dangerous situations.

Is stopping or parking allowed in a lane reserved for bicycles?

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