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On one-way urban roads.
On a one-way urban road. Article 90 also permits positioning on the left in that case, subject to prohibitions and municipal rules. One-way traffic alone is insufficient: on interurban roads, stop outside the carriageway on the right, leaving the usable shoulder clear, subject to applicable emergency rules.
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On one-way urban roads.
On any two-way road with space, without further conditions.
On all one-way interurban roads.
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