Hi MJ,

Not my speciality, but seems there is ample reference to these in the UK. I think stationary might cover a wider concept. I'd say 'en reposo' simply means not moving. I wouldn't say 'parked', because a vehicle can break down and not be parked.

Good luck!

Álvaro :O) :O)

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