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On the right shoulder.
On the right shoulder under article 36.1. If it is not usable and sufficient, use the indispensable part of the carriageway. The rule requires an emergency, abnormally low speed and serious disruption together; it does not permit shoulder use simply to bypass a queue. It differs from special shoulder uses allowed for other vehicles.
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Always remain in the centre of the lane and ignore a usable shoulder.
On either shoulder to save time, even against traffic.
On the right shoulder.
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