In which places is parking prohibited according to General Traffic Regulations?

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As a general rule, parking is prohibited in all places where stopping is also prohibited. This is because if a momentary immobilization (stopping) is dangerous or obstructs traffic, a prolonged immobilization (parking) is even more so. Clear examples include: curves and grade changes with reduced visibility, tunnels, pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, and level crossings. Additionally, there are specific prohibitions for parking where stopping might be allowed, such as in loading zones during operating hours or marked driveways.

In which places is parking prohibited according to General Traffic Regulations?

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