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On the right shoulder.
Use the right shoulder under Article 36.1. If it were unusable or insufficient, use the indispensable part of the carriageway. This duty concerns a special vehicle with maximum authorised mass no greater than 3,500 kg, not every car of that mass. Cars have conditional exceptions for shoulder use, such as certain emergencies.
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On the right shoulder.
On the left shoulder.
Always in the centre of a lane, without using that shoulder.
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