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It's not common for it to be legal except in very specific situations. I don't know if it's American, but they do it here a lot in dense cities for deliveries.
by lambda_obrien 6y ago
It's not common for it to be legal except in very specific situations. I don't know if it's American, but they do it here a lot in dense cities for deliveries. It's not a true parking, like for hours, it's for running in and out.
- kosievdmerwe 5y agoIt's called "stopping" and not "parking" when you stop (and potentially even turn off your engine and leave the vehicle unattended) to make a delivery or load/unload.
- lambda_obrien 5y agoIn many places it's considered parking, legally, anytime you stop and place the car in park.