In which places is stopping prohibited to avoid obstructing the circulation of urban public transport?

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General Traffic Regulations state that stopping (immobilizing the vehicle for less than 2 minutes without leaving the driver's seat) is prohibited in places where traffic is obstructed or danger is created. Specifically, it is forbidden to stop in zones designated exclusively for urban public transport (bus and taxi stops). This is because occupying this space prevents public transport from maneuvering close to the curb for the safe boarding and alighting of passengers. Regulated parking zones generally allow momentary stopping, and truck areas are specific for loading and unloading, not directly linked to obstructing passenger transport.

In which places is stopping prohibited to avoid obstructing the circulation of urban public transport?

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