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Diagonally or obliquely, following the markings.
Obliquely or diagonally, following the markings without encroaching on adjacent bays. Perpendicular alignment would be at 90 degrees, while parallel alignment follows the kerb. A wheel need not touch the kerb: keep the vehicle within the permitted space and follow any entry or exit instructions.
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Diagonally or obliquely, following the markings.
Parallel to the kerb, even if it crosses the bay lines.
Perpendicular to the kerb, at 90 degrees.
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