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On the right, nearest the road edge.
On the side nearest the road edge, the right side in this case, and only when the vehicle is stopped. Article 114.2 states a general rule without an automatic exemption for the driver. Before opening a door or exiting, check that this will not endanger or obstruct other users, especially cyclists, under article 114.1.
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Always on the left, even when dangerous.
On the right, nearest the road edge.
On either side without checking for approaching cyclists.
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