Is it permitted to stop or park inside an underpass?

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The correct answer is No. General Traffic Regulations state that stopping and parking are prohibited in tunnels, underpasses, and road sections affected by the 'Tunnel' sign (S-5). Why the other options are incorrect:    'Stop yes, park no': This is false because the prohibition applies to both voluntary maneuvers due to the danger of obstructing traffic in a place with reduced visibility and space. Only an emergency halt(due to breakdown, accident, or traffic jam), which is involuntary, would be permitted.   'Only if well lit': This is false. The prohibition applies permanently, regardless of lighting conditions.

Is it permitted to stop or park inside an underpass?

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