Where is it permitted to make a stop to rest if driving on a motorway or dual carriageway?

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On motorways and dual carriageways, traffic is fast-moving, and stopping or parking on the carriageway, shoulder, or median is strictly prohibited, except in cases of emergency (breakdown or severe illness). For a regular rest break, route planning, or refueling, you are mandatory required to use areas expressly designated for this purpose, such as rest areas or service stations. The rule allowing stops 'off the roadway and outside the drivable shoulder' applies only to conventional roads, not to motorways.

Where is it permitted to make a stop to rest if driving on a motorway or dual carriageway?

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