Of the following options, in which one is stopping or parking allowed under general regulations?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, stopping and parking are strictly prohibited in dangerous places or where they seriously obstruct traffic, such as underpasses (tunnels) and pedestrian crossings. The correct answer is 'On a one-way street'. On these roads, unless specifically prohibited by signs, stopping and parking are allowed. Furthermore, a specific rule for urban one-way streets is that parking is permitted on both the right and left sides, provided there is sufficient space.

Of the following options, in which one is stopping or parking allowed under general regulations?

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