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For answer  A 

Parking on the public road IS NOT allowed on the grounds that there are no parking spaces available in the specially designated and signalled spaces, if the vehicle is waiting outside these spaces, it is considered that the vehicle is waiting, not parked, and it is subject to the rules regarding the prohibition of waiting. Therefore, answer A cannot be correct.

For answer  B 

The existence of the space that allows the circulation of vehicles and pedestrians in both directions of travel does not guarantee compliance with the traffic rules regarding the parking of vehicles. Even if there remains enough space, parking must be carried out only in specially designated and signalled areas. Moreover, if the road administrator has decided to set up parking spaces on a certain road, he has previously analysed the situation and ensured that after the vehicles are parked, enough space will remain for the other road users.

For answer  C 

Vehicles can be parked exclusively in the specially designated and signalled spaces, either through signs or markings. The road traffic legislation defines parking as the waiting of vehicles in these designated and properly marked spaces, and waiting outside them is not considered parking.

The correct answer is: C

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OUG* - Article 63

(1) Stopping is considered the voluntary immobilisation of a vehicle on the public road, for a duration of no more than 5 minutes. Over this duration, the immobilisation is considered waiting.
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(4) Parking is considered the waiting of vehicles in specially designated or established and accordingly signalled spaces.
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* OUG = EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)