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On the right shoulder in the stated conditions.
On the right shoulder under article 36.1, leaving the motorway at the first exit under article 38.2. If the shoulder is not usable and sufficient, use only the necessary part of the carriageway. Normal queue-related slowness does not itself trigger this rule. If unable to continue safely, follow article 130 immobilisation and assistance rules.
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On the right shoulder in the stated conditions.
On the left shoulder even if unusable.
On either shoulder merely because traffic is dense.
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